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1988 Mazda 626Review
Alfred writes:
It Be Nice — Performance: good on acceleration and braking but bad in snow build Quality: need new transmission every decade Apperance: old but looks like new Cost of Ownershop: a bit of maintenance here and there, bad good gas mileage Fun Factor: fun to play with in the snow or do dounuts Primary Use: Commuting to work Pros: going to the hood Cons: Going to prom or out with a lady friend ![]() Looking for a Used 626 in your area?CarGurus has 27 nationwide 626 listings starting at $1,988. |
1988 Mazda 626Review
Bob writes:
I Wish Mazda Was Still Making This Car In It's Orginal Form. — This car is a true Gran Touring Sedan. It goes when you step on the throttle, and stops when necessary, quickly. Other than what is required to keep a car in top mechanical condition for it's years and mileage, nothing extraordinary has been required. I continue to get raves about the appearance and the quality of workmanship, interior and exterior. Cost of ownership has been what is expected for a car of this type. It is a BMW eater. They cannot stay with it on the interstate, and they cannot beat it's economy of operation, 22 to 28mpg! I have driven many other cars, and this one is the best value and fun to drive regradless the cost! Primary Use: Family transportation Pros: Handles as if on rails. Cons: If you desire it, no convenient place to hold a cup. |
1988 Mazda 626Review
Pasi writes:
626s — Actually Ive had two of these in white. Both served as a temporary transportation. Did their part well and without problems. First one was a 2-door automatic sport saloon and the other a manual liftback 4-door. Both with 2.0 liter carburetor engines. Fuel economy was not good but as I said both cars were reliable and good to drive. Pros: Worked like theyre supposed to Cons: Thirsty carburetor engines especially with automatic gearbox |
1988 Mazda 626Review
Isaac writes:
Love The Space But Not The Under-squared Engine, Great All Round Gt Crusier — Sips fuel if you are lgiht footed and provides decent handling a car of this age with all the electronic goodies you expect cars of today to have... Great long distance crusier but soft on the acceleration Pros: Space, electronic gimmicks Cons: under-squared engine |
1988 Mazda 626Review
Simon writes:
Later — when i bought it .. all the suspension was finished.. and the transmission had some problem... but seriously i love this car the performance ( acceleration was good on overdrive) nopt that expensive on gaz.. as i said before suspension was so bad tht i havn't drive sportly in curve but in strait line i had fun with an bmw 5series and .. i was front of him :P so yes i recomand it but check it out carefuly with ur mecanic before.. Pros: old school look acceleration Cons: handling, reliability |
1988 Mazda 626Review
Nicolas writes:
Sleeper — This was ny first car and it was a good one... the Turbo was kikking at low torque so it was giving a lot of power for a long time... a 4 dr that does 0-60 in less than 7.0 sec... that was rare back than... Pros: I4 12V Turbo... need to say more Cons: alectronic suspension was so expensive to repair |
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Reviews From Other Years
2002 Mazda 626 Reviews
Family Car By oscarcsales
like the handling on it. very good on gas and the style on it is great. convenient features like power seats, leather, auto swing air vents. great space for cargo and also second row. very good on gas... Read More
Very Comfortable, Reliable,great Looking By blkbox
My little Mazda is a midsize, front-drive, four-door sedan great for daily driving, and road trips. Sharp steering and handling, simple interior design, a 4 cylinder 2.0L DOHC MPFI 16-valve 4-cyl engi... Read More
2001 Mazda 626 Reviews
This Car Is A Great Buy, You Wont Find Any Better For The Price! By ICAfrost21
Its a good car to buy for the price and the low amount of miles that has been put on it. only a year old brake booster, new belts, new tires, new fuel pump, a year old battery! Exterior is in amazing... Read More
Bam By Jonathan
Great on gas Still kickin' at 120,000+ miles and EVERYTHING STILL WORKS Tinted all around 2" Cat back purrs nicely 12"' sub Pretty cheap to maintain Lots of parts interchangeable with other mazdas/ fo... Read More
2000 Mazda 626 Reviews
626 Should Be 666 By Anthony
I bought the car with 100k miles on it for 4k and it lost a transmission cable which cost $130 to replace and then the engine blew three months after i bought it. this car was a complete waste of mone... Read More
Mazda 626 By Rachael
Bought this car for two grand and have had it almost a year. Haven't had hardly any problems so far. I wrecked it but it was easily fixable and it's used for a daily commuter car. Gas mileage is prett... Read More
1999 Mazda 626 Reviews
Other Than The Fact The Repairs Are Quite Expensive, I Love It. By Mazda1999
As far as the car's acceleration, braking and handling I don't actually know because I'm still doing some repairs to it (head gasket, fuel pump , brakes, etc.). The car did come with a fully equipped ... Read More
3500 By April
it has needed a few repairs, a new o2 sensor, needs a an exhaust pipe weld , a few rust spots the kinda came out of nowhere, ive had to replace the air intake boot....which was a pain in my a**! and i... Read More
1998 Mazda 626 Reviews
Mazda 626 By Tracy
I like the pep it had. LOVED the Moon Roof and ABS option. OK gas mileage. Needed LOTS of maintenance. Expensive car, I will not ever own a Mazda again. It was a good car, but I would never, ever w... Read More
626 By Jeremy
Day 1 = a plan old 98 Mazda 626, a car you see everyday. Last day I had it = Slammed, Mazda Millennium rims 17"s, 20% Tints, 20,000k H.I.D.'s, 2001 rear lights with new emblems and alot more. I tryed ... Read More
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