1986 Mazda 626

There is quite a bit of love out there these days for 1980s Japanese classics, and they do not come more Eighties, nor typically Japanese, than this one. The second generation Mazda 626 (or Capella, as it was known in the domestic market) was launched in 1984 and was the first big Mazda to enjoy reasonable success in Europe, thanks to its excellent road manners, good build quality and excellent levels of standard kit. As well as the four and five-door models, the latter of which was by far the best selling version in the UK, there was also a little known coupe. Total sales were in the low thousands, and today there are just ten examples left on DVLA records - eight SORN and two currently taxed. Here, then, is one of only two EGi coupes that are known to survive. I also have a coupe of pairs of sutiable retro alloys which adorn it on occasions. Available for weddings, birthdays, cheaffeuring, films etc, anytime 24hrs a day 365 day a year.