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2019 Mazda MAZDA6 Grand Touring Reserve FWD Overview

Launched in 2003 as a replacement for the Mazda 626 and Millenia mid-size sedans, the Mazda 6 was a decidedly sporty alternative to the somewhat-bland competition. Not only were the Mazda 6 sedans, and later hatchbacks and wagons, freshened up with sleek, aggressive designs that spoke to their sporty nature, but they were also more powerful and more nimble than the cars they replaced.

Initially the four-door Mazda 6 was available in two configurations. Under the hood of the base 6i sedan was a 160-horsepower, 2.3-liter inline four-cylinder engine, while the Mazda 6s sedan was equipped with a 3.0-liter V6 that pumped out 220 horsepower.

In 2004, hatchback and wagon versions were added to the Mazda 6 lineup. In 2005, a Grand Touring trim package made its appearance, while in 2006 a Grand Sport trim package was introduced.

By the 2007 model year, the Mazda 6 was available in four different basic styles, including the original Mazda 6 four-door Sports Sedan, as well as a 5-Door Hatchback, a Sport Wagon, and the high-performance MazdaSpeed6. The high-end MazdaSpeed6 came with a turbocharged 2.3-liter double-overhead-cam four-cylinder engine, which produced 270 horsepower.

Throughout its run, the Mazda 6 received high praise and high marks from both drivers and critics, who liked the vehicles for their sporty styling, peppy engines, extensive interior appointments, solid handling, and overall good value.

Expert Reviews for 2019 Mazda MAZDA6 Grand Touring Reserve FWD by Year

2018 Mazda MAZDA6 Test Drive Review

Michael Perkins

Mazda is faced with unique challenges because it operates without the benefit of an upscale brother brand. When a Toyota buyer wants a little extra, she can look to Lexus. Nissan has Infinity, and

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2016 Mazda MAZDA6 Test Drive Review

Liz Kim

Aside from smaller interior accommodations than some competitors and the fact that deals are not particularly favorable as the summer of 2015 kicks off, the Mazda Mazda6 might just be the perfect m

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2015 Mazda MAZDA6 Test Drive Review

Christian Wardlaw

Can a midsize family car exude sensuality and inspire desire? Yes, it can, when it is wearing a Mazda badge. The 2015 Mazda6 looks terrific, blending sleek design and an upscale appearance with del

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2019 Mazda MAZDA6 Grand Touring Reserve FWD Reviews

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by swebb

Real smooth ride. No CVT is a HUGE plus. Looks best in class at this price range. Cant really go wrong with it. Awesome car. Get it.
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by Guru2H7DC

I never have owned a Mazda product, mostlyI have owned Toyotas. I must say that this car is every bit the equal to a Toyota Camry. Maybe the quality is a bit less but not noticeably so. The ride is very smooth and acceleration for a 4 cylinder is quite good. I have always liked the way Mazda created the motorcycle fender style on the front. In my opinion, Mazda does it better than most. Since my car is a 2012, it does not have the gulping fish mouth that Mazda pioneered in later years of this model (and that all of the auto companies seem enamored of now - I think you can sense that I dislike this current design element...it is plain ugly and not very stylish...Toyota by the way, has gone overboard with this, and I probably wont buy another until this type of styling disappears). Back to my Mazda, it has very good interior room. and handles better than any Toyota that I have owned. I have had Hondas that handle the same way. And, if I had bought a new 2012 Mazda 6 at the time , I think I would have opted for the Grand Touring model, since it had so many great optional features. But, my Mazda Touring I Plus has enough features to keep me pleasantly impressed. A good, almost great car!
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by Rachael

Love the car!! Ive been a Mazda fan for years and they just continue to improve. I purchased the Signature, and its fantastic. Loaded with features, tons of power thanks to the turbo, and a very very quiet ride. With snow tires on it also does well in the snow.