2009 Mazda 6 Mazda6 S Grand Touring Sunroof Bose Blind-spot Monitoring Bluetooth on 2040-cars
Brooklyn, New York, United States
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2009 MAZDA 6 S Grand Touring
THE BEST MAZDA U CAN BUY
Luxurious and Rich like a Lexus
Fast and Sporty Like an Acura KBB DEALER TRADE IN VALUE $10,800 I WILL START THE BIDDING MUCH LOWER :-) NOTHING WRONG WITH CAR TRIED TRADING IT IN AND DEALER OFFERED TOO LOW SUPER FAST 272HP 3.7L V6 MONSTER RUNS GREAT MILEAGE IS HIGHWAY YOU WILL LOVE THIS CAR :-)
Mazda 6 in Excellent Mechanical Condition, strong engine transmission shifts great, ac blows ice cold. no leaks. no steering damage or issues. Steering does not pull car drives straight. This is my car i drive it everyday its an excellent reliable car. Come inspect / Test Drive anytime. car is located in Brooklyn NY. Call for details DON 917-250-8081
- 3.7 Liter V6 Monster This car is Fast S-type Sport Suspension
- Automatic / SEMI MANUAL Sport Transmission
- Passing Assist BSM Blind Spot Monitoring System
(picture of a car in your side mirrors when someone is in your blind spot)
- Bose Premium Sound System
- In-Dash 6-Disc CD Changer
- Dual Power Heated Seats
- 3 Driver Position Memory Seat
- HID Headlights with UP/DOWN Control
- Dual Power electro chromic Side Mirrors (mirrors Darken at night)
- Electro chromic Rearview Mirror (mirror Darken at night)
- Tilt/Telescoping Steering Column
- Push Button Start
- Dual Zone Digital Climate Control
- BLUETOOTH
- Cruise Control
- Fog Lights
- A/C
- PROXIMITY KEY With Remoteless/Keyless Entry
- 18" Aluminum Wheels
- Power Tilt/Sliding Sunroof
Car has minor dings/dents normal for its age and mileage. Rims have some curb rash.
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The new-for-2014 Mazda6 sedan is more than just a pretty face. For Mazda, it marks the company's best effort yet at competing in the highly competitive midsize sedan segment, all the while staying true to the brand's core value of offering high levels of driver involvement above all. We certainly came away impressed after our first drive of the sleek Six in France last fall, and we knew right from the start that this would be a car we'd want to spend a lot of time with back here at home.
So with that in mind, the folks at Mazda graciously agreed to loan us the fully loaded Soul Red tester you see here for a one-year stay in the Autoblog long-term garage. Because of how important this car is to the segment, and to Mazda as a brand, we know there's going to be a lot to talk about it over the next 12 months. Right now, though, allow us to introduce you to the newest member of our long-term family.




















