Review & Photos by Leo Kimitri
Mazda might have been selling cars in Europe since the ‘60s, but despite a few cult models, many car buyers wouldn’t even consider stopping at their local Mazda dealer.
Mazda hopes to change that with its new 6 though, which it’s billing as a premium product, one rung above popular models such as the Ford Mondeo and Vauxhall Insignia. Ambitiously targeted against high end models like BMW’s 3 Series and Audi’s A4, the new 6 is a sharp looking machine. This 6’s concept car curves alone should whet the appetite of many prospective buyers. But does the car have the talent to back up the looks?
