1990 Mazda 929 Review
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1990 Highlights
A new sport version called 929 S arrives with more power, upgraded suspension and standard ABS. A new grille, new bumpers and lower bodyside molding are added. All 929s get two-tone paint.
Consumer reviews
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Most helpful consumer reviews
burtie,11/30/2002
Well I've got to tell you, this is a
well made car, my 929 DOHC hardtop is
a 1990 model, it's done 114000km's on
some pretty rough outback Australian
roads and it has'nt got a rattle or
squeek at all, now that's got to say
some thing about the build quality!The
engine runs like a swiss watch and the
seats are as comfy as they come, it
could do with more head room but thats
my only gripe with an otherwise
exellent car that can be picked up for
a steal!
jim,05/26/2010
I've only put 15,000 mi on in 3 yrs. But have enjoyed every mile. Lots of power and comfort. It has 2.85 gears in rear end and 32 mpg highway w/ summer time gas is a constant! So far I've replaced brakes and $60 starter from e- bay. Nice car and reliable so far .
tired,07/23/2002
Ok when new, after 4 years many repairs
needed. Brakes always wear out. Car
sits in garage put interior plastic
falls off. Rubber stripping around
door comes off, light in radio dim,
maintenance extremely high. Do not buy
this car it dry rots.
PoLoGT3,08/20/2002
After 13 yrs its having some problems
but just some things that can't be
avoided with time except the brakes
wearing so often.
Features & Specs
MPG
17 city / 21 hwy
Seats 0
4-speed automatic
Gas
190 hp @ 5600 rpm
MPG
17 city / 21 hwy
Seats 0
4-speed automatic
Gas
158 hp @ 5500 rpm