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Mazda 626

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MSRP: $18,785 - $21,885
Invoice: $17,327 - $20,180
Web Average: $7,635
MSRP: $18,735 - $22,935
Invoice: $17,281 - $21,146
Web Average: $5,617
MSRP: $18,515 - $22,715
Invoice: $16,888 - $20,710
Web Average: $5,140
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it cud b the engine tuning if u hear the noise and vibrations changing ..else if they dont change just the tac...

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when started n Idle/running, rpm bounces between 2000 to 3000 & keeps on bouncing...

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my 95 mazda 626 transmission is shot. is there a website were i can buy one for cheap

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Mazda 626 History

The Mazda 626 is best remembered as a mid-sized sedan, but it started life as a compact, and even came as a hatchback for a few years.

The 626 was introduced in 1979. It was one of the first cars to offer a split rear seat, significantly increasing cargo space. Later, the 626 offered other innovative features, like swinging vents.

By the late '80s, the 626 included enough American-made parts to classify as a domestic car, much to the chagrin of buyers who though they were getting a Japanese car. In particular, many owners had problems with the Ford-made automatic transmission, which was the same one used in the Ford Probe.

The 626 was discontinued after 2002 to make way for the all new Mazda 6.

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