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The 2013 Mazda 6 has arrived in the Lion City

The 2013 Mazda 6 has arrived in the Lion City

SYF77

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The 2013 Mazda6 was previously reported to arrive before Christmas of 2012 but it did not happen. However, the wait is over. I happened to take a bus along Eunos Link and saw a batch of spanking new Mazda6 saloons in Trans Eurokars showroom at Ubi Close.

 

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A visit to Mazda Singapore


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ER-3682

Only 6 speed Auto,this car not for petrolheads,wait next year,there is a MPS6 coming,turbocharged.

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Ron

That long chrome strip above the number plate makes it look outdated.

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