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2009 mazda 6 Professional Edmunds Review

Source: Edmunds

What Edmunds.com says While the amply proportioned 2009 Mazda 6 may no longer be the sportiest family sedan on the market, it has unquestionably become one of the best. Pros Roomy cabin, big trunk, muscular performance from V6, smooth automatic transmissions, relatively sporty handling. Cons Mediocre fuel economy, some cheap interior materials, not as much "zoom-zoom" as enthusiasts might like. What's New for 2009 The completely redesigned 2009 Mazda 6 boasts upsized dimensions and powertrains... Read More

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Looking at these competitors, there's not a bad choice here. Compared to the 2009 Mazda6, the Toyota Camry rides more softly. It is the "Buick" of this group. The Honda Accord and Nissan Altima are close to the Mazda6 dynamically, but the Mazda is sportier still than the Accord (especially inside), and you must like continuously variable transmissions (CVTs) to fall in love with the Altima. Hyundai's Sonata is a solid choice backed by a long warranty, while the Chevrolet Malibu continues to win over buyers with its styling and technology (Chevy offers a Hybrid model and a six-speed automatic with their four-cylinder).

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