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From: kevin@voder.UUCP (The Last Bugfighter)
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Subject: Re: New car shopping
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>                                                            Mazda
> and Subaru aren't that stylish, and have inferior reliability also.
> 
> Mike Gray, BTL, WH

*** The piston engine goes boeing...boeing...boeing ***

   I can't say about Subarus but as far as Mazda is concerned I think
you're nuts.  I've owned two ROTARY Mazdas, an Rx-4 and an Rx-7, which
have given me far less problems than any other car I've owned (two
American, one Japanese, one German).  And that includes any problems
with the engine, granted that the early Rx-2 and Rx-3 had an engine
reliability problem I know of no Rx-7 owner who has had that problem.  If
the Rx-7 or the 626 isn't stylish I'd hate to see your opinion of style.
   I know several people who have PISTON mazdas including my father who
has a GLC and a late model 626, both of which he is extreamly pleased
with.  I asked around here at work where I found three 626 owners and one
GLC owner, all of whom were generaly pleased with their cars and would
recommend the model to someone interested in it.  So there!

-- 
Kevin Thompson   {ucbvax,ihnp4!nsc}!voder!kevin

"It's sort of a threat, you see.  I've never been very good at them
  myself but I'm told they can be very effective."