Used 2005 Mazda MAZDA6 4 Dr s Sport Sedan for Sale near Sanford, NC

Overall this is a good second car for me. Going from a 1996 Honda Accord with a 4cyl engine, to a zippy V6 is a nice transition. The quality of the car is great, it looks good when clean, and the car is fun to drive for the most part. Living in Minnesota, it gets through the snow well, except when going up a steep hill with a manual trans. LOVE the Bose stereo and roominess of the cab, and trunk.

the V6 had alot power and i love the 5 speed manual, good in the snow, fun to drive, the back seats folded down to give you more hauling space, the handling was really good on the road and fun to drive in the show

very clean. well maintained reliable car. tinted windows, premium sound system, aftermarket wheels, and exhaust. gets 20 city 26 hwy mpg. It has very low mileage for a car that is six years old. Very fun to drive and it will jump if you feel a need for speed

Its a sport car and drives very good. You can hang curves and move right on. It's a pretty quick car to be stock but I haven't had any problems out of it. Like I mentioned earlier, new tires and brakes and the maintenance has been well kept.

Overall the Mazda6 sport sedan is a good car to be had. Handling is good considering it's a FWD with around 220bhp (with 3.0 liter V6). Acceleration isn't super quick, and you don't have much in the throw into the back of your seat torque (which could be how they remedied most of the torque steer). Though while you accelerate, it doesn't have a bad exhaust note. Braking is good enough for normal braking conditions in normal everyday driving conditions. Though a simple upgrade to aftermarket performance brake pads and even rotars would make that an easy fix. Gas mileage isn't bad either. 29 hwy is respectable in a V6. Only main gripe with the car is that sometimes it seems the exterior could have a bit more styling. It does have a different factory body kit from the 4 cylinder version so you can differentiate between the 4 and 6 cylinders, but the V6 body kit isn't quite as aggresive as, say, the Speed6. Though it's not an ugly car by any means. Interior is another story. It does have a marvelous interior. Most of the controls are very ergonomic (a/c, radio) and simple to use and many places for storage from sunglasses, middle of the dash (if not Sat Nav), arm rest and the usual suspects you find in most other cars. My car has the leather seats which aren't the greatest to be honest, but still nice. Though heated seats only get luke warm. Bose system is nice as well to have and love the convenience of having the in dash 6 disc changer. Maintenance has been pretty simple thus far (only have about 60,000 miles on it) Mostly just the usual oil change, tire rotation type stuff. Though now I need a new thermostat. Build quality overall is good. Not much in the way of rattles or squeaks or anything along those lines. Interior seems like it's good quality despite being mostly plastic. Overall a good, solid car to own. Not quite a Honda in quality, but still alot of fun to drive. Good performance, decent looks, good cost of ownership, and the "fun factor" of course.