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sydbot @ Apr 19th 2007 2:47PM
"and just about every competitor has surpassed this mid-size Mazda in power, size and driving dynamics."
So wait just because competitors are bigger and fatter means the 6 needs a small upsizing? And no, most competitors have not surpassed the driving dynamics of the old 6. I like how the article says the new 6 has something of a "fuller, and more voluptuous" styling. Which is code for FAT. I really don't like this styling trend of cars looking fat. Most everything got real taught and attractive in the early 00's; if it ain't broke, don't fix it!