Mazda 1987-Mazda-929

Published on March 28th, 2012 | by BajaBusta

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1987 Mazda 929 Test Drive

Before ‘Zoom Zoom’, Mazda offered a Buick. Although the reviewers summed up by comparing it to Mercedes and a Pontiac. With features like avail ABS, telescoping steering wheel, preset EQ settings, and the always ritzy plastic dash plugs, this large rear driver was right on target with competing brands like Acura. One question I have is did it have Mazda’s unique oscillating vents? Luxury or not, having offered the 929 in the Japanese market with a turbo rotary power plant sounds downright intriguing, but the performance provided by the more traditional V6 proved more than adequate.



 

 

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10 Responses to 1987 Mazda 929 Test Drive

  1. FreddyB says:

    I think these did have the “Swing” osicilating vent.

  2. FreddyB says:

    if you look when they eye in on the climate system, the lone button on the far right is for the “swing” vents

  3. Keith Elwell says:

    The 929 was always pretty cool, especially the second gen!

  4. Jay says:

    This car hits a lot of buttons for me, as do all of the cars in its class at the time i.e Acura Legend, Toyota Cressida, Nissan Maxima etc… They were comfortable, well engineered cars with classy conservative styling. I wish we had more like them today.

  5. Perry says:

    Luce as in “Lu-che” not “Loose.”

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