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\NCRW“'" yawt PA o Inside I was impressed by the room available for driver and passenger. Lots of glass and a big sunroof added to the airy feel of this car. The instrument panel is straight forward except for the soâ€"called "boost indicator" which conâ€" sists of a series * of six little lights (Continued from page 4) The Turbo gets all the standard features found on the LS like full logic stereo/cassette player, power windows, a pop up/out sunroof rear spoiler, colorâ€" key body side mouldings, and PI 85/60HR 14 tires on good sized aluâ€" minum wheels. The tires offered are adequate, but I advise the purchaser to think about a set of 15â€"inch wheels and 55â€" section tires to get all of those 123 torques to the ground. _ In developing the 929 Serenia, the Mazda design team considered the many aspects of the driver‘s experiâ€" ence, including the aesthetics of one‘s surroundings, ride and handling, engine responsiveness, personal secuâ€" rity and personal expression. The . ach element of the Mazda 929 ESerenia has been designed with one driving motive: to stir the imagination and heighten the sense of an emotional relationship between car and driver. Warranty worth considering Emotional response to Mazda 929 1994 Hyundai Scoupe which I assume proceed in color from green to red as the boost builds. I say "assume" because the ligh+s were washed out by ambient light, even on a cloudy day. They probably are visible at night, but most people do their driving during the day. Thus, I began watching the tachometer and shifting when the exhaust note became harsh meaning the resulting vehicle addresses each aspect with stateâ€"ofâ€"theâ€"art design and engiâ€" neering. The overall design of the 929 Serenia is clean and smooth. The grille is integrated with: the engine hood, as are the fourâ€"lamp headlights. The slenâ€" der Aâ€"pillar and low hood, fender and belt lines afiow excellent mxbxhty,‘ which is aided further by Mazda‘s speâ€" cial threeâ€"dimensional glass. _ _cormnues wnh ntcnor deslgn, â€" ating a tasteful, natural and. secure environment for the driver and passenâ€" gers. With its wide stance, the 929 Serenia offers a spacious interior, allowmg five. adulls to travel together in comfort.. w The combination of independent front suspension and rear twist beam with coils and trailing links is almost universal now on small cars. Years of refining have made it a simple and safe system which allows for a fine ride and neat packaging of mechanicals so the interior of the car can be scooped out to provide a maximum of room. Buyers are now prepared to shop around and the Scoupe makes good sense. For the firstâ€"time buyer, Hyundai‘s warranty system is well worth considering. engine was up to full boost. This resultâ€" ed in some very satisfying driving, the little Scoupe being quite up to the task of keeping up with Hwy. 401 traffic. with (gfi@// Keduced L riceg! 286 17 "NEW" MAZDAS TO CHOOSE FROM * 1.6 litre DOHC 16 valve engine * 1.8 litre 4 cylinder/16 valve SOHC engine e * AWFM cassette stereo e Power assisted Roomiest interior in its class steering/brakes * Tilt steering column e Dual * Contoured seats with a 60/40 split rear body colour power door mirrors seatback e Power assisted rackâ€"andâ€"pinion * All season radial tires steering * 4â€"wheel independent suspension * Tinted glass 888 * 1.6 litre DOHC 16 valve engine * AM/FM cassette stereo e Power assisted steering/brakes » Tilt steering column e Dual body colour power door mirrors e All season radial tires And when you take a threeâ€"year lease, which Hoyle says is most commonly done, you‘ve likely shortened your payâ€" ment period by 12 months. The savings add up, and you can try different products every three years, if that‘s your preferâ€" ence. And during the threeâ€"year leasing term, the vehicles are completely covered by the factory warranty, assuming average mileage. "The higher the cost of the car, the more money you save." And at the end of the term, a substantial portion of the vehicle‘s original value remains intact, allowing its driver more manoeuvreability with an option to buy. "You can buy it, For starters, explains Jean Hoyle, manager of Kerr Cadillac Leasing Ltd., a division of Kerr Cadillac Pontiac Buick Ltd. in Oakville, you‘re not putting down as much money up front, which frees up capital for other things. Leasing saves you from paying the 15 per cent salestax in total up front, as taxes are spread over monthly payments. Those payments are also substantially lower as they are calcuâ€" lated at lower interest rates. In fact, says Hoyle, General Motors offers a special interest rate for leasing clients. In a decade when bragging about how much you‘ve saved has replaced the ‘80s preoccupation with income levels, leasing versus buying has prompted a major shift in direction for many auto dealers. And it‘s little wonder, when there are so many reasons to lease. Leasing: a hot topic sell it, or trade it in and get the benefit of the additional value," offers, who notes that up to 70 per cent of the clients at Kerr Cadillac these days are into leasing, makâ€" ing them leaders in this area locally. "Or you can return the vehicle. You have no obligation to purchase." Too good to be true, you say? Hoyle begs to differ. "It‘s a winâ€"win situation for the consumer, and for the dealer and the manufacturer, because more people are trading every three years." 2â€"door, V6, 5 speed, AM/FM, privaâ€" cy glass, sport wheels. Stk. No. ST857A ©7,995