This comprehensive Mazda 121 Service & Repair Manual covers models manufactured between 1987 and 1991. It provides detailed instructions and technical specifications for all aspects of maintenance, repair, and troubleshooting. From basic tune-ups and fluid changes to complex engine rebuilds and electrical system diagnostics, this manual equips you with the information you need to perform repairs confidently and efficiently. The manual includes detailed diagrams, illustrations, and step-by-step procedures for all components, systems, and subsystems of the Mazda 121.

The Mazda 121, a compact hatchback produced by Mazda from 1989 to 2002, was a popular choice for drivers seeking a practical and affordable vehicle. The 121, known as the Autozam Revue in Japan, was offered in various trim levels and with a range of engine options. Its compact size, making it nimble in urban environments, coupled with its reliable and fuel-efficient engines, contributed to its widespread appeal. The 121, throughout its production run, underwent several design updates, with each iteration refining its aesthetics and adding new features. The 121 was particularly popular in Europe and Australia, where its compact dimensions and fuel efficiency made it a desirable choice for city dwellers and families alike.

The Mazda 121's success can be attributed to its focus on practicality and affordability. The car was known for its spacious interior, despite its compact exterior, and its user-friendly design made it accessible to a wide range of drivers. Its reliability and low maintenance costs further solidified its reputation as a dependable and cost-effective vehicle. The 121's popularity declined in the late 1990s, as the market shifted towards larger and more feature-rich vehicles. However, it left a lasting legacy as a well-regarded and reliable compact hatchback, contributing to Mazda's reputation for building quality vehicles. While no longer in production, the Mazda 121 remains a popular choice for budget-conscious drivers seeking a reliable and practical vehicle, especially in markets where its compact size and fuel efficiency remain advantageous.