Mazda Efini MS-6 in Israel

The Mazda Efini MS-6 is a front-wheel drive 5-door hatchback produced from 1991 to 1994 under the Efini brand (the company was one of the links in the Mazda car distribution network). The abbreviation MS was chosen from the initial letters of the French words "Megalo Spirits" ("strong in spirit"), and the number "6" meant "the vehicle identification number”. In Europe, the model was sold as the Mazda 626 and was very popular. The Efini MS-6 was distinguished by large aerodynamic bumpers and a large spoiler. Due to the car design, the ceiling above the rear row seats was lowered, due to which the clearance between the passenger's head and the ceiling turned out to be too small.