TheCarConnection.com's
spies caught the redesigned Mazda6 running on a secluded side street, within spitting
distance of Ford's Detroit engineering operations.
This is the most complete, most revealing Mazda6 prototype spotted to date.
This new 6 appears larger than the current model, confirming earlier sightings
of cobbled-up test mules which hinted at added length and width for the
second-generation model.
The styling of the new 6 is fuller, and more voluptuous than today's model,
with a rounded greenhouse flowing into a sloping backlight and a rather short
rear deck. The hood sweeps up from a still recognizable Mazda grille, and is
flanked by prominent front fenders that mimic everything from Mazda's RX-8, to
the MX-5, up to the CX-9. When the camouflage comes off, the new 6 should look
right at home in the Mazda family.
The headlights and taillights are quite visible on
this prototype, and look very promising, indeed. The current Mazda6 was a successful
model on many levels, and may have saved both Mazda and its parent
Ford, which uses its platform extensively in its revamped lineup.
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