I bought this Mazda, because my family has owned Mazdas for the past several years. We have always enjoyed their affordability, reliability and good looks. The Mazda 6 specifically had that luxury feel and look at the price point that mattered. It has stood the test of time and has supported our family for years. Be sure to get it taken care of at the dealership and it will last you.

I drive a 2005 Mazda6. Structurally, the build quality isn't bad. The car hasn't rusted much on the exterior, and the interior has held up mostly well. About a year after purchasing the car, I did have to replace the wheels, due to pitting in the rims. This caused two tires to be unable to hold air for a long duration of time. I also had to re-adhere the head liner to the roof, as it started sagging. Trunk space has been more than adequate for my purposes. On the road, the car drives well. I'm 6'3" and don't have any trouble with the seats not going back far enough. The seats themselves are comfortable for long trips. There's ample room for extra cups, with cup holders in the center console, as well as both the driver and passenger doors. The rear-view mirror is self-dimming, which has been handy while driving at night. The interior displays are a bit too red for my taste; I'd prefer them to be a different color. All-in-all, I'm satisfied with the vehicle--but really wish it had an auxiliary input jack.