View Poll Results: Which $25,000 Sporting Family Sedan Would You Choose?
Dodge Stratus R/T
0
0%
Honda Accord Sedan EX-V6
18
42.86%
Mazda 6 S V6
10
23.81%
Mitsubishi Galant GTZ
1
2.38%
Nissan Altima 3.5SE
7
16.67%
Subaru Legacy GT
0
0%
Toyota Camry SE
0
0%
Volkswagen Jetta GLE VR6
2
4.76%
Volkswagen Passat 1.8T
0
0%
Other (Please Specify)
4
9.52%
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HAN COTW 11.23 - 11.30: 2003 Mazda 6- UPDATED!
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Okay, whose the putz who voted for the Galant GTZ? It's not a bad car, but I mean come on, given the choices...
Anyway, my only problem with the Mazda 6 that keeps me away from it is the Ford ownership (and Duratec-based engine) and the fact that the interior is a bit snug. Snug interiors isn't a bad thing, but when you're looking for a family SEDAN, space is ususally something that cannot afford to be at a premium.
Anyway, my only problem with the Mazda 6 that keeps me away from it is the Ford ownership (and Duratec-based engine) and the fact that the interior is a bit snug. Snug interiors isn't a bad thing, but when you're looking for a family SEDAN, space is ususally something that cannot afford to be at a premium.
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Originally posted by yianni64
Theres a difference smart guy. The TSX is coming soon. The MazdaSpeed 6 you talk about is a concept. See a difference? It's pretty clear to me.
Theres a difference smart guy. The TSX is coming soon. The MazdaSpeed 6 you talk about is a concept. See a difference? It's pretty clear to me.
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I agree on one thing, and that is that the choices should be limited to production offerings only. The TSX has some relation to the Accord, so if you're that "in-love" with the vehicle you've never tested, vote for the Accord for now.
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Originally posted by KV_
we got screwed on the 6 in N.America, u can only get 17's with the sports pkg(sills,spoiler), and we have the ugly back bumper(its not rounded like jdm versions)
we got screwed on the 6 in N.America, u can only get 17's with the sports pkg(sills,spoiler), and we have the ugly back bumper(its not rounded like jdm versions)
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this was a hard choice...the core deciding factor was the manual in a v6 sedan...honda won't offer such amenities so it loses out as usual...takes the fun out of everything
the 6 gets the vote currently b/c it has a decent engine with the 5 speed manual...HOWEVER, the 325i manual is very, very close in price (invoice around $25,460 so its very close)...my vote can swing for the 325i or the mazda 6 at any moment...i'd have to take a look at the 6 and the 325i to compare them...i'd probably look more towards the bimmer
the 6 gets the vote currently b/c it has a decent engine with the 5 speed manual...HOWEVER, the 325i manual is very, very close in price (invoice around $25,460 so its very close)...my vote can swing for the 325i or the mazda 6 at any moment...i'd have to take a look at the 6 and the 325i to compare them...i'd probably look more towards the bimmer
#39
Originally posted by kazi
You're comparing a base model $28.5k msrp BMW 325i to a $23k msrp equivilent optioned Mazda6. Ohkay....
You're comparing a base model $28.5k msrp BMW 325i to a $23k msrp equivilent optioned Mazda6. Ohkay....
take the 6 and add some options to it and you are already over 26k before you notice...if the 6 sells well dealers will be unwilling to negotiate a lower price than msrp...that's my point
#40
Originally posted by jaje
since when do bmw dealers always get msrp on every 325i they sell...the 325i is their volume leader and bmw dealers are willing to negotiate price
since when do bmw dealers always get msrp on every 325i they sell...the 325i is their volume leader and bmw dealers are willing to negotiate price
take the 6 and add some options to it and you are already over 26k before you notice...if the 6 sells well dealers will be unwilling to negotiate a lower price than msrp...that's my point