The Mazda6 diesel was a victim of diesel gate. The Jetta TDI passed EPA at the time without SCR and DEF, so Mazda figured they could too.
The Mazda6 diesel was a victim of diesel gate. The Jetta TDI passed EPA at the time without SCR and DEF, so Mazda figured they could too.
I can vouch for that Skyactiv comment.
Hand over your Jalop card.
So that someone like me can scoop up a $38,000 fully loaded low miles Ecoboost for less than half sticker in 3 years.
Thank god we don’t live in a better civilization.
Hard disagree. Being able to access the rear seat via door is fantastic, especially if you’re putting a human back there. Aesthetically I don’t find it unpleasant. And by giving it only 1 rear door, they have sacrificed as little extra weight and cost as necessary for that convenience. Refreshingly logical in a world…
Or 84 month auto loans.
I’m sure declining sales have nothing to do with the $37,000 average car price.
I had one for the last 2 years. It was a great vehicle, and an especially great trip vehicle. The transfer cases/PTU’s are something to watch out for, and the brakes in the earlier models were criminally undersized (but very easily upgradeable.)
I’m going to take lessons at the local Ford dealer, they have a sweet Focus RS to teach me in
It works for me. Anyone who claims it doesn’t work for them is fake news.
This is a tough one. A car of that age will have known, which he points out, and unknown mechanical issues. $5,500 is a bit too much of a risk on something that could cost $200 or $2,000 in repairs. CP at the asking price. NP at maybe $4K.
As a jalopnik regular I feel we (readers) are contractually obligated to vote NP.
I used to think that way.
You sure are throwing a lot of words at being wrong.
About a dozen years ago I had a 1995 Taurus station wagon. Since then, I’ve had a 1991 Mercedes 560SEL; a 2011 Porsche Cayman; and a 2015 Mustang GT. I still miss that Taurus every single day. I used to be able to fold down the back seats and fall asleep fully laid out in the back of it. It had a rear-facing third row…
Because the engine they put in these was a gadamn gem.