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great buy
abisen, 01/10/2003
1995 Mazda MX-6 2dr Coupe
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still giving decent / good performance and reliability even after 120000 miles
Loving it
Molsen311, 01/14/2003
1995 Mazda MX-6 LS 2dr Coupe
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This was my first car and a plan to keep her for as long as possible. Sportier than most in its class, peforms so well, very comfortable but firm and refined. I couldn't have asked for a better car in my life.
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Mr Fedora/John, 06/16/2002
1995 Mazda MX-6 LS 2dr Coupe
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This AWESOME Car is a BLAST!! I have owned an 87 RX7 and a Miata both. Neither one has givin me the excitement like the MX6 has. Its a 95 and I bought it in Jan of 2002. She has 120,000 miles on her. The entire car still looks and performs exceptionally well. People say...New?? Nope!! Not gonna get rid of this one!!
1995 MX6
Rod, 06/18/2010
1995 Mazda MX-6 2dr Coupe
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I have owned this car for 11 yrs. I parked it for 5 yrs and didn't drive it just sat behind the garage. After a few parts replaced and didn't change the oil right off, new battery. She fired up on first turn of key. Didn't blow any smoke. Replaced a few more things and been driving it 3 yrs now and have had no problems. What a great car!! At a 110mph was very smooth!
Good performer, precise steering, brakes
herthh, 12/08/2003
1995 Mazda MX-6 LS 2dr Coupe
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This car combines good visibility and road handling in an attractive priced package. Do not hope for any comfort on erar sits, though! Its a car for two. Breaking is very precise, no under or oversteering while breking or accelerating. Good elasticity around 40-60mph, lousy though at lower speeds (15-25) where a typical kick down is necessary to switch down the gear and accelerate. Electoric overdrive is a pleasure to use.