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These 323s Are The Coolest Bubble Era Mazdas To Never Make It To America
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Fun car, especially with the short stroke V6. Revy little thing.
Even the 4 banger was solid. Has the same engine as the/mk1 mx5.
They made a newer version of this too, plus it was an estate, had a sport version with a 2L I4 which to this day I think is a nice looking car (from the front)
Read good things but haven't experienced the tiny V6. Yet.
Yeah but that v6 was a terrible ownership proposition. It sounded amazing and was fun, but maintenance was an absolute pain in the knob, you had to become a walking lexicon of what parts from the 2.5 could be used and it just didnt make enough power to justify the long term headache of keeping one in good shape.