[Duncan]

mazda 929 1988-1995

For many years, Mazda had built large cars for Japanese consumption, with both rotary and piston engines. It took them some time to get up the courage, but for 1988 the company let it all hang out and decided to release the luxurious 929 worldwide. This turned out to be both a good and bad decision at the same time, as you'll see.

For the North American market, there were two generations of the 929:

1988-1991: Model "HC", the original "aero" style
1992-1995: Model "HD", the sleek "organic" style

Both will be discussed in detail, in reports arriving soon. Watch this space!

-- Duncan M.

 

[Duncan]

PAINT COLORS FOR THE 1992-1995 HD 929</span>

Solid Colors
████ PD – Infinite Blue (1992-1995)
████ HS – Cygnus White (1992-1994)
████ UC – Crystal White (1992-1993)
████ PT – Chaste White (1994-1995)

Metallic Colors
████ 3L – Silver Stone Metallic Clearcoat (1992-1995)
████ 4G – Silver Stone Metallic Clearcoat (1992-1995)
████ 5Y – Mediterranean Teal Metallic Clearcoat (1992-1994)
████ A2 – Mahogany Mist Metallic Clearcoat (1992-1993)

Mica Colors
████ 4S – Black Forest Mica Clearcoat (1992-1995)
████ 6T – Silver Mist Mica Clearcoat (1992-1994)
████ 5L – Whisper Green Mica Clearcoat (1992-1993)
████ 5N – Brave Blue Mica Clearcoat (1992)
████ 4F – Champagne Silver Mica Clearcoat (1995)
████ VQ – Nobel Green Mica Clearcoat (1995)

Lower Two-Tone Colors
████ 35 – Beige Clearcoat (1992-1995)
████ 25 – Dark Gray Metallic Clearcoat (1992-1994)
████ 13 – Dark Maroon Mica Clearcoat (1992-1994)
<span style="color:#666D6B">████ 45 – Light Opal Gray Mica Clearcoat (1992-1994)

NOTE 1: You can find the paint code for your car by opening the driver's door and looking for a sticker on the door post with the two-digit code listed on it. Two-tone cars, naturally, will list both the primary and secondary color codes.

NOTE 2: Mica is simply Mazda's term for what most people would call a pearlescent or "pearl-coat" finish - the paint carries flecks of mica or mother-of-pearl that cause the color to "glow" (for lack of a better description) in sunlight. Metallic finish is similar, but uses flecks of metal instead that cause the paint to just sparkle rather than glow. Solid finishes are just that - pure color with no enhancements.

NOTE 3: If you have any additions or corrections to this list, please feel free to reply here or PM me. Keep in mind that this list represents codes for the North American market, though I suspect international production (for the Luce and/or Sentia) should be similar - they were all built in the same plant, after all. Source for the color codes is the incredibly useful PaintScratch.com site. Also, if anyone knows a good site with codes for interior colors, please let me know!

 

[sim_rx3]

dark claret and burgandy look very close to each other..

is there any indication on the car as to what colour it was painted and where please??

as im about to get mine painted and want to keep it original colour

 

[Duncan]

dark claret and burgandy look very close to each other..

is there any indication on the car as to what colour it was painted and where please??

as im about to get mine painted and want to keep it original colour[/b]

Sorry, I should have put that in the original post (and I will now!). It's usually on a sticker inside the driver's door post - only the two-digit codes will be listed. If the car is a two-tone, you'll also see the code for the secondary color as well.

 

[nine2nine]

Its also on the tag under the bonnet. Next to where it says the build date etc. Mine looks like the same colour as yours and mine is 6H.

 

[Jaymes81]

the colour code for my car isn't listed there, mine is a 93 with body colour code 5S and no lower colour code, the car is green with a darker green on the lower part

 

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mazda 929 1988-1995

For many years, Mazda had built large cars for Japanese consumption, with both rotary and piston engines. It took them some time to get up the courage, but for 1988 the company let it all hang out and decided to release the luxurious 929 worldwide. This turned out to be both a good and bad decision at the same time, as you'll see.

For the North American market, there were two generations of the 929:

1988-1991: Model "HC", the original "aero" style
1992-1995: Model "HD", the sleek "organic" style

Both will be discussed in detail, in reports arriving soon. Watch this space!

-- Duncan M.[/b]

can you post pics of what the HC and HD look like? I have NO idea what kind mine is.

also...what's a LUCE?

 

[Jaymes81]

it all depends on what year your car is, 1988-1991 is HC, 1992-1995 is HD
i have a 92 and a 93 so mine are HDs

 

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it all depends on what year your car is, 1988-1991 is HC, 1992-1995 is HD
i have a 92 and a 93 so mine are HDs[/b]

OK...so mine is an 89, which makes it an HC...


(sorry for all the questions)

What does HC and HD mean?

...and WTF is a LUCE? (LOL!!!)

 

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hi there just wondering if anybody can help find this color code? been googlin' around but hard to find the exact color i got this picture from other forumer (credit to ahura)

 

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PAINT COLORS FOR THE 1988-1991 HC 929</span>

Solid Colors
████ HD – Dark Claret (1988-1989)
████ WY – Nobel White (1988-1989)
████ PZ – Brilliant Black Clearcoat (1989-1990)
████ UC – Crystal White (1990-1991)
<span style="color:#314F5F">████ V4 – Canal Blue (1988)[/b]

I have seen this colour guide also elsewhere however, the color "V4 – Canal Blue" is not solid but metallic.

 

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PAINT COLORS FOR THE 1992-1995 HD 929</span>

Solid Colors
████ PD – Infinite Blue (1992-1995)
████ HS – Cygnus White (1992-1994)
████ UC – Crystal White (1992-1993)
████ PT – Chaste White (1994-1995)

Metallic Colors
████ 3L – Silver Stone Metallic Clearcoat (1992-1995)
████ 4G – Silver Stone Metallic Clearcoat (1992-1995)
████ 5Y – Mediterranean Teal Metallic Clearcoat (1992-1994)
████ A2 – Mahogany Mist Metallic Clearcoat (1992-1993)

Mica Colors
████ 4S – Black Forest Mica Clearcoat (1992-1995)
████ 6T – Silver Mist Mica Clearcoat (1992-1994)
████ 5L – Whisper Green Mica Clearcoat (1992-1993)
████ 5N – Brave Blue Mica Clearcoat (1992)
████ 4F – Champagne Silver Mica Clearcoat (1995)
████ VQ – Nobel Green Mica Clearcoat (1995)

Lower Two-Tone Colors
████ 35 – Beige Clearcoat (1992-1995)
████ 25 – Dark Gray Metallic Clearcoat (1992-1994)
████ 13 – Dark Maroon Mica Clearcoat (1992-1994)
<span style="color:#666D6B">████ 45 – Light Opal Gray Mica Clearcoat (1992-1994)

NOTE 1: You can find the paint code for your car by opening the driver's door and looking for a sticker on the door post with the two-digit code listed on it. Two-tone cars, naturally, will list both the primary and secondary color codes.

NOTE 2: Mica is simply Mazda's term for what most people would call a pearlescent or "pearl-coat" finish - the paint carries flecks of mica or mother-of-pearl that cause the color to "glow" (for lack of a better description) in sunlight. Metallic finish is similar, but uses flecks of metal instead that cause the paint to just sparkle rather than glow. Solid finishes are just that - pure color with no enhancements.

NOTE 3: If you have any additions or corrections to this list, please feel free to reply here or PM me. Keep in mind that this list represents codes for the North American market, though I suspect international production (for the Luce and/or Sentia) should be similar - they were all built in the same plant, after all. Source for the color codes is the incredibly useful PaintScratch.com site. Also, if anyone knows a good site with codes for interior colors, please let me know![/b]

Ok thanks to you i found out my car was originally black its silver and I want to paint it black, well its better that my car is black how I want it and the sticker on my car says its black