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Jim Mathers Mazda has now usurped the Eunos brand and has delivered the new Millenia, which replaces the former Eunos 800. Mazda offers a good warranty, insurance costs are pretty reasonable considering the value of the car and retained values should hold up okay. Although the front seat squabs are a bit flat, they are comfy and the backrests offer pretty good lateral support. The rear seats are pretty firm but reasonable comfort is on offer. That is, of course, unless you are sitting in the centre rear position, which is rock hard and offers cramped headroom.