It’s the details that set the Mazda 6 apart

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We all know that auto engineering has become so sophisticated that it’s rare for an automaker to offer a car that doesn’t perform well.

Sure there have always been lemons out there, but those are increasingly rare. More often than not, once you select the type of car you want, the differences are often aesthetic or environmental.

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