Used 1994 Mazda 626 Sedan Consumer Reviews
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nic, 04/30/2003
1994 Mazda 626 ES V6 4dr Sedan
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good to drive, i lvoe it. as good as my volvo.
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Nic, 04/30/2003
1994 Mazda 626 ES V6 4dr Sedan
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good to drive, i lvoe it. as good as my volvo.
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tea man, 06/16/2003
1994 Mazda 626 LX V6 4dr Sedan
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What a waste of money this car was. New it already had warped brakes, but later it needed new ignition wires 15k miles, new O2 sensors -both, new CV joints both sides, new lower control arm 1-side, new paint, new oil pressure sensor, new thermostat. Hey the care still starts and gets me where I need to go. At least it did this morning.
360,000 Km and still going strong
IndyIan, 07/04/2003
1994 Mazda 626 LX V6 4dr Sedan
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A good car overall. Anyone who drives it usually remarks on how smooth and quick the V6 is compared to even new cars. It has gone through 2 water pumps and is starting to get some extra 'old car' noises but it keeps on going. It also tows a 1000lb trailer quite easily and the 'hold' function on the auto tranny is useful for towing. The tranny is starting to shift a bit harshly but still seems robust. We've had other cars that shifted the same way and never failed.
a reliable friend
beverly, 04/02/2002
1994 Mazda 626 LX V6 4dr Sedan
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I just sold this car with 142,000 miles on it and it was still riding like a new car....no rattles, shimmies or shakes and still tight on the road.
Dealership transmission trap!!!
Michelle, 03/05/2017
1994 Mazda 626 DX 4dr Sedan
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I've seen a lot of reviews that were mostly complaints of transmission replacement. My experience, while driving suddenly car wouldn't shift and the hold light started flashing. Dealership told me they would do diagnostics for $96.00. Mechanic shop said it was the transmission. I did my own research and it is actually a celenoid wire problem (the celenoid wires pinch) I had my uncle look at it he didn't see anything wrong with the celenoid but after messing with the wires the problem was gone and hasn't happened since, that was almost five years ago. Sounds crazy but before you get ripped off by a deceitful dealer check celenoid and wires before handing over a ton of money for no need.
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