2016 Mazda MAZDA6

Mazda 6 is the best overall in its class. This was the best vehicle for everything in its class. I test drove so many makes and models, but the Mazda 6 was the best in engineering, functionality, looks and comfort.

Fantastic vehicle!!!!!!!!!

I love this car. Only one main weird thing happened, during a turn the windshield cracked on its own.

Need electric adjustable front passenger seat

I would like to have an electronic compass in the car like every other car I have owned. Otherwise I absolutely love the car.

The fit on the front passenger and driver side window is off slightly and squeaks on bumpy roads. Main complaint is that it is right near the ear. I wish I could turn off the vehicle without also turning off the radio. This is an issue with keyless start. Navigation system is not worth the price especially compared to free apps such as Google Maps and Waze. Overall, it is a great vehicle with superb gas mileage. I found the Mazda 6 to be an excellent value for the money. The biggest reason to buy was the great gas mileage. I drive 100 miles a day to/from work and my truck got 15-16 mpg. This car gets 35-38 mpg. Plus, it is loaded.

Absolutely love my choice.

I am very pleased wIth my new car. I only wish it had Apple CarPlay support. No car I was interested had this support, and I very nearly held out another year to see how the market plays out. However, I really loved the looks, styling, interior comfort, luxury (which to me means COMFORT and EASE), and handling - I have owned three Mazda cars before this one - the first was a 1990 626, which I was very pleased with, though I did not care for the styling of most Mazdas for about 20 years, until I decided to buy a 2010 Mazda MX-5 Miata Grand Touring. I traded in that car for a more practical 2012 Mazda 3 i Touring, which best met my needs at the time, but wanted more luxury, which is why I selected the 2016 Mazda 6 Grand Touring.

I have been very pleased with the Mazda 6. The fuel mileage has been a real surprise. I commute is about an 80-mile round trip and I am getting close to 37 mpg. The Radar Cruise Control and Blind Spot indications are a great help since part of my commute is on an interstate.

Had you asked me about my experience 2 days ago, I would have been 100% positive. Unfortunately, the last two mornings my car wouldn't start (until I used the fob to lock and unlock the door - both times/had to do it with the fob). I'm taking it in to get it looked at and am dropping it off Friday night so that the problem can be replicated Saturday morning (only happens in the a.m. with first start up). I'm hoping it''s easily identified and fixed, but if it's not, then pretty much everything I feel good about will go down.