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<blockquote data-quote="inactive" data-source="post: 1970217" data-attributes="member: 7488">Honda and Toyota are awesome, but I&#039;m different- I like Mazdas.&nbsp; <img src="/images/smilies/anyone.gif"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":anyone:" title="Anyone&nbsp; &nbsp; :anyone:" data-shortname=":anyone:" />I think they&#039;re pretty exciting vehicles, and handle and drive comparatively well when compared to their peers (i.e. 3 versus a Corolla or Civic, 6 versus a Camry or Accord).&nbsp; Then they make the truest roadster in modern production (MX-5 / Miata), championed the rotary for decades, and even made a Miller cycle engine available for sale.They&#039;re as quirky as a Saab, but are reliable Japanese imports rather than expensive to repair Swedish turds.I only briefly looked at Sienna, Quest and Odyssey vans (and their price tags) before I picked up the Mazda5 for my wife.&nbsp; I will say though, if Subaru made a mini van, I&#039;d&#039;ve been all over it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="inactive, post: 1970217, member: 7488"] Honda and Toyota are awesome, but I'm different- I like Mazdas. :anyone: I think they're pretty exciting vehicles, and handle and drive comparatively well when compared to their peers (i.e. 3 versus a Corolla or Civic, 6 versus a Camry or Accord). Then they make the truest roadster in modern production (MX-5 / Miata), championed the rotary for decades, and even made a Miller cycle engine available for sale. They're as quirky as a Saab, but are reliable Japanese imports rather than expensive to repair Swedish turds. I only briefly looked at Sienna, Quest and Odyssey vans (and their price tags) before I picked up the Mazda5 for my wife. I will say though, if Subaru made a mini van, I'd've been all over it. [/QUOTE]

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