2018 Mazda Mazda6 consumer reviews

I just purchased my 1st Mazda and so far I love it ! Its everything that I hoped it would be. I love the way it handles the road and the peppy engine. When I want to punch it and go, it responds

We loved the 2016 that we had leased so we got another one just like it when the first lease was up. The Mazda 6 is a blast to drive.

Reliability and performance should be n/a too early to tell. Performance is 4 because I'm not blown away by turbo but we'll see. I got the Reserve and I traded in a 2016 GT (not with the tech package.) With all the stuff in this car the MSRP difference is only $1505, how do they do it? The car is gorgeous, rides better than my 2016 and the seats are very comfortable. The interior in tight and neater, the active driver display is excellent and just a lot of upscale touches inside. If you are in the market for a sedan, this has to be at the top of you list. I hope to update this as I get more driving in it done.

I’m tall 6’, and I’m comfortable. The Interior is right at my finger tips, the car is just waiting to go! The car catches your eye.

This car is exceptional! Plenty of leg room in front and back (I have two kids that require the backseats to accommodate them comfortably). The Apple Car Play feature is a MUST HAVE, and the drive is very smooth and nice!

I’m coming from a 2017 Hyundai Elantra Ultimate. My major complaint is with Mazda’s difficulty to be a major player in the navigation unit. There’s nothing wrong with the navigation itself as far as operational abilities. The issue is in operating the system verbally. Hyundai’s system would react on verbal command and instantly show your request and you could select it immediately. Not so, in the Mazda lineup. You will need to manually enter in the #, street address, city, state, etc. if you only know the name of a business, you’re outta luck. You can circumvent this deficiency by use of Apple or Android car play, with Siri, for example. Voice command in the Mazda nav will have you ready to take the system to the nearest recycle yard to be crushed. The Mazda6 door is not as wide, making it difficult for anyone abkce 6’ to access the seat with ease. Or exit, either, for that matter. Once inside, however, you’re snuggled in and comforted by the seating design. These are my only major complaints. And the accessing in/out is minimal compared to the nav system. Hyundai has one of the better systems on the market. I’ll be trading in a year or so and move on to the Genesis line. More bang for the buck.

I’ve owned several Mazda’s over the years from 2 Miatas a 3 and a Tribute. I trade cars every year and for the past 8 years, Ive bought 8 Nissans. Never again! My new 6 Touring is absolutely a dream! It will absolutely fly in sport mode and auto-stick. It gets 39 mpg on the interstate at 74 mph. It gets about 30 in stop and go. The car rides smooth as silk and is so quiet! The sunroof is even quiet and let’s in a tremendous amount of wind on my shoulders when it’s open...almost feels like I’m in my Miatas with the top down. The stereo is absolutely awesome with Apple CarPlay. I’m able to listen to iHeartRadio, Slacker and Pandora and using Waze navigation is truly awesome! No more factory navigation for me! I was told by the dealer that this car was built to compare with Audi and it definitely does! I think it’s more comfortable than Audi and cost $20K less. Mazda really needs to invest in advertisement...this product is absolutely stunning but not enough people are familiar. Definitely go drive one to see for yourself! ZOOM ZOOM!

I like cars that are attractive, fun to drive and affordable. This is the third new car I've owned in the last three years and I'm happy with the Mazda. I had a 2014 Honda Accord Sport, which was attractive and affordable, but not really fun. The mileage wasn't that great either for a four with a CVT. I also purchased a new 2017 Buick Lacrosse Preferred. Beautiful, well-made and comfortable car and much sportier that I would have guessed. It also was exceptionally quick and got great highway mileage. I got 38 mpg on a 150 mile trip, which far exceeded the Accord. Unfortunately it was a bit big and a bit difficult to park. I bought the new Mazda 6 Grand Touring a month ago. It has a beautiful interior, especially considering I didn't get the top trim. It's also quiet and deceptively quick with the 2.5 liter turbo. It's well-equipped with all the latest safety features and came standard with heated seats, LED headlamps that are auto-leveling, automatic high beams and automatic wipers. The handling is tight and responsive.

The build, quality of materials, styling, horsepower, and standard equipment on this Mazda6 for the money is just unbelievable. I have owned Buicks, Chevys and Hondas and pleased with all of them. But when comparing all makes now in the same category of vehicle Mazda leads the way. Style, comfort, handling, quietness, overall added technology and value for your dollar. You may have a little bit less horsepower but not enough that will keep you from Zoom Zooming!

This car is very smooth and reliable. The electronic features are very helpful, the navigation is easy. I bought it slightly used, and it was still quite pricey, but I am very happy with my Mazda6.