Every time we drive a V6-powered Mazda 626 we emerge pleased and bewildered. Thepleasure comes from the driving. The bewilderment concerns this car's relatively
modest performance on the sales charts.
Though it's neither the roomiest nor the most distinctive member of the vast midsize
class, the 626 is one of the most gratifying to drive.
It has the reflexes of a gunfighter, and Mazda's 160-hp 2.5-liter V6 engine--the same
engine used in the Ford ProbeGT sport coupe--lends real zeal to forward progress,
especially when it's allied with the precise 5-speed manual transmission.Click here to read more