Refreshed six

Refreshed six

Third year into its life cycle and Mazda has given the current generation 6 a facelift. We explore the car’s new improvements. 

OneShift Editorial Team
OneShift Editorial Team
29 May 2015
What we like:
pros
Sexy good looks. Excellent ride and handling.
What we dislike:
cons
Boot capacity is small compared to the rest in its segment. The HUD sits too low to be ergonomic.

The interior sees little changes from the previous model and visibility is excellent from the driver’s perspective. But visibility through the rear is limited but is augmented with the Cross Traffic Alert system.

The driver’s instrument panel is now complimented with a new Head Up Display that projects your speed on a plastic screen atop the instrument binnacle. This we found limited in its use as drivers of certain height will be blocked by the steering wheel rim to use it effectively.

Even with its svelte exterior design, the sedan remains spacious on the inside. The rear can easily accommodate three adults. The boot space here isn’t class leading at 438 litres but for those who crave for more boot space have the option of going for the Wagon variant which boasts 522 litres.

Those looking for a large family sedan that doesn’t scream ‘Uncle’ on the outside will find the Mazda 6’s looks refreshing. The car is also stunningly equipped and even comes with a fancy Bose sound system that was previously only available on continental brands.

The Mazda 6 is a titillating blend of good looks, performance and quality rolled into one.

Credits: Story and Photos by Benjamin G. Kline

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