Originally posted by: KnightBreed
mazda6
4 (votes) 100.00 (%)
A shame for Mazda people don't actually vote with their wallets.
Originally posted by: KnightBreed
A shame for Mazda people don't actually vote with their wallets.
Yea, I know. I was just teasing. Last year started out pretty slowly, but ended very well. Even this January was the best for Mazda in years.Originally posted by: ElFenix
Originally posted by: KnightBreed
A shame for Mazda people don't actually vote with their wallets.
actually since the initial V6 shortages a year ago the 6 has been very good for mazda
Originally posted by: KnightBreed
Yea, I know. I was just teasing. Last year started out pretty slowly, but ended very well. Even this January was the best for Mazda in years.Originally posted by: ElFenix
Originally posted by: KnightBreed
A shame for Mazda people don't actually vote with their wallets.
actually since the initial V6 shortages a year ago the 6 has been very good for mazda
Originally posted by: BigSmooth
You can't call any single car the "best" without establishing any criteria IMO.
Originally posted by: NFS4
Lame poll. Worthless w/o stating some criteria.
Accord/Camry for reliability/build quality/resale value
Mazda 6/Altima for performance/handling
GM sedans for low prices/incentives/rebates
Originally posted by: RossMAN
1) Passat would/could be the best if they weren't such a ...
I vote Accord/Camry and Maxima if you want performance with reliability.
Originally posted by: Vic
The new Accord is the ugliest car that Honda ever built. Hideous, bloated, ugly, fat, round, nasty... :disgust:
The 6 is a Mazda. I suppose it looks and performs nice but don't expect the reliability and resale to blow you away.
I fail to understand how a Maxima was "too luxury" for this poll, but the Passat was included?![]()
I this just opinion or is there an actual price range involved here?
I voted for the Legacy, thinking in terms of the upcoming new 2005 model, but will be up there with the Maxima/Passat, etc....
