A full size luxury car manufactured by Mazda, the Mazda 929 was also sold as Efini MS-9. For thirty years, these vehicles continue to be produced and manufactured. At this time, along with the Mazda 929 chassis with the Mazda Luce, which eventually replaced in 1973 – the same year that the Mazda 929 was introduced to the public. What replaced this vehicle after production was discontinued Mazda 9.




For Japan, where the vehicle is being arranged, the vehicle is large enough as a coupe, sedan, or station wagon. This line is a sloping 1800 Mazda 1.8 liter 4 engine. This machine is capable of an output of 83 hp. Mazda 929 hold a 98.9-inch wheelbase, a track that measure 54.3 inches front, which has a rear track 53.9 inches, 173.4 inches long, measuring 65.6 inches wide, and has a total weight of 2414 pounds. Having introduced the first generation of Mazda 929s wore five different engines from 1973 to 1981.

In 1981, the second generation of Mazda 929s came from the factory. Still export version of the Mazda Luce. It sold a large front-engine rear-wheel drive sedan that uses a new HB platform as a basis and is also shared with the Mazda Cosmo. The three machines used in the life span of the second generation of Mazda 929s. The third generation began to appear after a few years. This time, the vehicle model pillared four-door hardtop sedan with a slightly larger with four doors and no pillars. The engine is upgraded Double Overhead Cam 24 valve type, so that slightly improve fuel economy, performance and reliability. It also uses anti-lock braking systems, and electric antenna, and some changes are also made to the outside.