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An estimated price list for the yet-to-launch Mazda 6 has been released by Bermaz, stating prices of RM160k for the 2.0 sedan, RM188k for the 2.5 sedan and RM192k for the 2.5 Touring estate.
There seem to be some omissions in standard equipment versus that in the extensive kit list we showed you earlier – traction control, DSC and the i-Activsense safety package are among those not mentioned here. Whether or not this is an oversight will be revealed soon.
We’ve driven the new Mazda 6 already, so stay tuned for the report.
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Comments express general excitement and positive anticipation towards the Mazda 6, highlighting its modern design, advanced technology, and good value compared to competitors like Camry and Accord. Some concerns are raised about pricing, with opinions that the RM160k price for the 2.0 model might be high and that features might be omitted to meet cost targets. Enthusiasts appreciate the inclusion of safety features like lane departure warning and stability control, often comparing Mazda favorably with European and Japanese rivals. There are mentions of marketing shortcomings, service costs, and regional import taxes affecting pricing and features. Overall, responses reflect optimism about Mazda 6's technological edge, design, and potential to challenge established models, although some reservations about price and features remain.