transmission went out in my mazda...

why did the ****** go out? i was just lookin at mazda 3 wagons for gettin loud... i thought mazda like other import cars were very reliable
Completely different car than the 626. 626s are notorious for poor auto trannys. Stick to manual transmissions if you must have a 626.

 
you have HORRIBLE taste. period.
do you know of a nice looking wagon car that will get loud ,still be reliable, and have low miles, while maintaining a low cost

i think mazda 3 wagons look pretty **** good for what they are
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look **** better than a vibe, and can be had cheaper with less miles than a magnum... used to drive a subaru impreza wagon and they were nice, boxter engine had nice getup and the AWD was fun in the winter

 
Mazda recently won an award for the most reliable car between 3 and 9 years old.

MAZDA CLAIMS TOP SPOT IN RECENT RELIABILITY REPORT

IRVINE, Calif. – Mazda vehicles have claimed the top place in one of the world’s largest- ever reports on vehicle reliability. Nearly 92 percent of the Mazda cars studied, including the MX-5 Miata, aged between three and nine years old, suffered no mechanical failure of any type – outperforming all other brands.

The report, which was issued by independent automotive extended-warranty specialists, Warranty Direct, looked at the reliability of more than 450,000 vehicles from 33 manufacturers, across the United States and United Kingdom. The resulting ‘Reliability League Table’ shows the number of failures reported for every 100 vehicles covered by Warranty Direct’s policies. Mazda was rated number one with a failure rate of just 8.04 percent of vehicles aged between three and nine years old.

“The exceptional build-quality and long-term reliability of Mazda vehicles is something we have been proud of for quite some time,” said Jim O’Sullivan, President and CEO, Mazda North American Operations. “The findings of this recent report reinforce what we’ve believed all along – that Mazda reliability is not just very good, it’s the best. These results are proof that Mazda builds stylish and exciting vehicles without sacrificing quality or reliability.”

Headquartered in Irvine, Calif., Mazda North American Operations oversees the sales, marketing, parts and customer service support of Mazda vehicles in the United States, Canada and Mexico through nearly 900 dealers. Operations in Canada are managed by Mazda Canada, Inc., located in Ontario, Canada, and in Mexico by Mazda Motor de Mexico in Mexico City.

EDITOR’S NOTE: For more information on Mazda vehicles, visit the online Mazda media center at http://www.mazdausamedia.com .

Warranty DIRECT ‘Reliability League Table’ 2007

TOP 10 RESULTS

Manufacturer

Incidence Rate %*

1 Mazda

8.04

2 Honda

8.90

3 Toyota

15.78

4 Mitsubishi

17.04

5 Kia

17.39

6 Subaru

18.46

7 Nissan

18.86

8 Lexus

20.05

9 Mini

21.90

10 Citroen

25.98

* Number of mechanical failures reported by policy holders for every 100 vehicles aged between three and nine years old.

Note to Editors

1. Warranty Direct was launched in 1997 and is the first and only direct personal warranty company operating in the United Kingdom and United States. As a privately owned insurance intermediary, the firm operates within the automotive and household electrical markets.

For more information on Warranty Direct please contact:

Andy Bothwell from Performance PR

T: +44 (0) 208 541 3434 or via E-mail: andyb@performancepr.com

I still believe that Honda was the best of bunch, due to the fact, that they had a MASSIVE transmission failure issue on the 98-01 Accord V6s. If that hadn't been the case, they would have destroyed Mazda, but that doesn't make their rating a bad one.

 
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