#Mazda6

Say goodbye to the smallest Zoom-Zoom crossover, and one of the best mid-size sedans out there.

Do you want a mainstream mid-size sedan, but one with a hint of driving fun? The Honda Accord and Mazda6 are two of the best choices for your needs.

Despite what the Detroit-based automakers will tell you, there remains a market for small and mid-sized cars.

It’s time for another comparison test! This go around, we’re looking at Honda’s venerable Accord and the suave Mazda6.

Compared to industry juggernauts like Honda and Toyota, Mazda is tiny. Offsetting its size disparity, this scrappy automotive upstart from Hiroshima, Japan cultivates a more upscale image than its major domestic rivals. 

Carelessly tossing it into a corner like I would a pair of dirty socks onto my bedroom floor, the 2018 Mazda6 responded with zeal, not the expected apathy so typical of midsize sedans.

Spy photographers have caught what appears to be a diesel-powered Mazda 6 at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

The 2018  Mazda6 is a compelling choice in the family sedan segment, even among such strong players like the Honda Accord, Toyota Camry, and Hyundai Sonata. 

Shopping for a certified pre-owned (CPO) vehicle in Canada? This list is a great place to start.

The updated 2018 Mazda 6 is heading to dealerships in April 2018 with a starting price of $22,840 including destination.

The 2018  Mazda 6 lineup was enhanced with the addition of a turbocharged, four-cylinder engine.

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The Mazda6 is a perennial favorite in the midsize sedan segment thanks to its driver-focused dynamics. But to continue improving the breed, this car has been thoroughly reworked for 2018.

The 2017 L.A. Auto Show will open its doors to the public next week and here’s what you can expect at the annual show.

The Mazda6 sedan has received a new 2.5-liter turbocharged engine, additional safety tech and new interior options for the 2018 model year.