1987 Mazda 626 Reviews, Pricing & Specs

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$10,158 to $14,308

What owners say

AI Summary · 3 reviews

"Overall, drivers have a nostalgic fondness for the 1987 Mazda 626, appreciating its speed and technology for its time, like power windows and cruise control. However, issues such as acceleration problems and comfort in the seats are notable drawbacks. Some owners mentioned difficulties with repairs over the years, though many still cherish their experiences with the car."

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the crazy thing about this car were the technology.. it had power windows, roof hatch AND cruise control.. it was an 87 for christ sake!!

January 4, 2008

The 626 LX version came "loaded"-- A/C and power windows were nice. Seats weren't that comfortable, but it did accommodate four adults well. Boring looks, boring handling. It wouldn't accelerate though: passing on highways was not an option, and short on-ramps could be scary. It did love cruising at 140 km/h though... you'd look down at the speedometer and go "oh my!"

January 4, 2008

I had a Turbo 626 coupe. It was fast and had a nice 5 speed manual. The self-adjusting suspension broke and was difficult to get anyone to fix.

December 16, 2007

$10,158 to $14,308