The styling of the Millenia was ahead of its time.. I see cars today that took styling cues from this design.. one of my favorite styling cars ever.. ❤️
Lovely car and beautiful interior but I am totally shocked at the price of $33K in 1995 for the S model, that is $65K in today's money which is crazy high for a Mazda. What were sales volumes like?
I had a mazda millennia s 14 years ago my first and best car ive ever owned. Unfortunately couldn't take it with me to California because of very strict smog standards. Took me 7 years and 3 cars in the meantime but i ended up finding another mazda millennia that the same color and only had 77k miles on it. Bought it for $3,000 and ive been driving it ever since and its been the most reliable car I've ever had still. Right now i average around 450 miles on a full tank of premium fuel. You can bet that hurt when the gas prices shot up and was paying about $100 per fill up.
Bought a 95 in 2000 with average miles for about 10 k and drove it until late 04 Pros: Comfortable, excellent in the snow, good sound system, and pretty nimble. Cons: Check engine light came on 6 months after buying it and the body rusted terribly, but I lived in a cold climate at the time. I don’t see any of them around even here in the southwest where older cars look nice sans faded paint. They were probably all junked because they had a lifespan of 8 to 10 years. Should have bought a 90 Lexus 400 at that time for about the same price with 100k on the odometer, and it would probably still be running with a half a Million miles on the odometer. Bought all Toyotas since then.
Bought my 97 used when it was a few years old. Loved it until it had tranny issues under 60k miles. Aamco didn't fix it right so got my money back and traded it in.
@@Matt_from_Florida even then, the interest in unique engine technology was there, even though it’s not the same as SKYACTIV, their time and development from this would evolve into the SKYACTIV program.
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The styling of the Millenia was ahead of its time.. I see cars today that took styling cues from this design.. one of my favorite styling cars ever.. ❤️
Yes yes yes!
Always loved the looks of this car; one of the best looking sedans Mazda has ever produced.
100 percent
The ancestor of the skyactiv-x
That’s exactly what I said lol.
Right
Lovely car and beautiful interior but I am totally shocked at the price of $33K in 1995 for the S model, that is $65K in today's money which is crazy high for a Mazda. What were sales volumes like?
I had a mazda millennia s 14 years ago my first and best car ive ever owned. Unfortunately couldn't take it with me to California because of very strict smog standards. Took me 7 years and 3 cars in the meantime but i ended up finding another mazda millennia that the same color and only had 77k miles on it. Bought it for $3,000 and ive been driving it ever since and its been the most reliable car I've ever had still. Right now i average around 450 miles on a full tank of premium fuel. You can bet that hurt when the gas prices shot up and was paying about $100 per fill up.
That was a really nice car for 1994. Way ahead of its time.
I owned one! I liked it it was one of my best purchases!
Can't find them now. I've been looking for some time.
Always loved the look of the millenia. Back then, it was a gorgeous car, especially the 99-00 millenia S in white.
With the grey trim!
I got to drive one of these brand new. It was a pretty fast car.
Beautiful car!
This is the ONLY Review about this car on TH-cam and I don’t get it🤦🏽♂️
Bought a 95 in 2000 with average miles for about 10 k and drove it until late 04
Pros: Comfortable, excellent in the snow, good sound system, and pretty nimble.
Cons: Check engine light came on 6 months after buying it and the body rusted terribly, but I lived in a cold climate at the time.
I don’t see any of them around even here in the southwest where older cars look nice sans faded paint.
They were probably all junked because they had a lifespan of 8 to 10 years.
Should have bought a 90 Lexus 400 at that time for about the same price with 100k on the odometer, and it would probably still be running with a half a Million miles on the odometer.
Bought all Toyotas since then.
Smart move to Toyota.
Mazda 6 predecessor
@German Retro Guy is it not? Or 929 replacement?
Nice 😀
nifty
Bought my 97 used when it was a few years old. Loved it until it had tranny issues under 60k miles. Aamco didn't fix it right so got my money back and traded it in.
This Is the same thing Mazda is doing today with SkyActive
A Miller Cycle engine has *nothing to do* with Mazda's Skyactive. Skyactive uses homogeneous charge compression ignition (HCCI).
@@Matt_from_Florida ITS HIGH COMPRESSION! That’s my point. Stfu
@@Matt_from_Florida even then, the interest in unique engine technology was there, even though it’s not the same as SKYACTIV, their time and development from this would evolve into the SKYACTIV program.
Should have been a manual gear version...
I got 1 :)
@@maartendebruin7420 But there is no stick version of miller cycle variant so that yours must be 2.0/2.5 V6 version.
Beautiful car but reliability was not so great.
Agree
That was a great engine until they started eating themselves a few years later.
First 😝
Crap car 🚘! 😑😐
Wrong. I used to sell them