Mazda 2011 6 Wagon Review

Mazda 2011 6 Wagon Review, daily news, the Mazda6 will be a mild update for the 2011 model year in an effort to get both the looks and safety. While the Mazda6 is not getting all smiley-face treatment, any evidence of it is present in the 2011 car below the main grille and headlights in the tight. The exterior of the car is also new taillights and new 17 - and 18-in. wheels.

Under the hood, the Japanese buyers get either the 2.0L or 2.5L inline four-cylinder engine coupled with either a manual gearbox or a five-or six-speed automatic transmission and AWD is optional on the base FWD model. American and European specifications have not yet been announced, but the Americans can expect Mazda's 3.7L V-6 and automatic transmission driving the front wheels, and we probably will not model the car.



Besides upgrading the suspension for what Mazda calls a "premium quality" drive, the company also has a number of electronic safety devices. Along with active head restraints and adaptive HID headlamps, the 2011 car is hill start assist in manual models and a distress signal system that the emergency lights flashing during emergency braking and the Mazda Pre-Crash Safety System, which objects detected in the path of the car and can apply the brakes and turn the seat belt is optional.