There's nothing too special about it. A '95 doesn't have the old style fenders that crack if you lean on them.
Have appropriate tools on hand and you'll be fine. What you want is a short spark plug socket, a couple of very short extensions, a decent flex-head ratchet, and some padding. It's also a good idea to have a blow gun with a long flexible nozzle because it's not the easiest place to reach in with a stubby blower on a hose.
The worst thing, really, is that the engine is so far back and the car sits at a reasonable height for a traditional sedan. Have a padded fender cover or an old towel handy so you can sort of lay down with your weight on your chest so you don't fatigue your back when doing the back four. Alternately, jack the car up so it's at a more comfortable working height. Of course, if you have a strong back or long arms that won't be a concern anyway.
