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My previous mazda drove for 10yrs, 1st 5yrs no issue. 7-10years changed engine mounting, alternator, compressor and brake pumps. I would think quite normal replacements due to wear and tear after driven for more than 200km.

Hardly see new Accord n Camry on the road. Are they Euro 6 compliant?

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My previous mazda drove for 10yrs, 1st 5yrs no issue. 7-10years changed engine mounting, alternator, compressor and brake pumps. I would think quite normal replacements due to wear and tear after driven for more than 200km.

Hardly see new Accord n Camry on the road. Are they Euro 6 compliant?

Compliant but super expensive... so little interest... at that kind of price point, especially the Accord, buyers go for Continental models like C class lor...
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Do u know the details? I remember it cost 2k

Ya.. I was told $2k, but I don't remember it cover additional 2years FOC service and warranty or only service FOC

If cover additional 2years service and warranty, might be not too bad (please aware if this is unlimited mileage or 5years/100k; very important especially if your usage is high)

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My previous mazda drove for 10yrs, 1st 5yrs no issue. 7-10years changed engine mounting, alternator, compressor and brake pumps. I would think quite normal replacements due to wear and tear after driven for more than 200km.

Hardly see new Accord n Camry on the road. Are they Euro 6 compliant?

Drove Toyota Mark X. 10/2008 - 04/2017. Changed battery, tire & Aircon condenser (04/2016 $550). No rattle. No nonsense. Just start & drive.

 

Reliability.

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Drove Toyota Mark X. 10/2008 - 04/2017. Changed battery, tire & Aircon condenser (04/2016 $550). No rattle. No nonsense. Just start & drive.

 

Reliability.

y nv renew coe? good car.. very torquey..
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y nv renew coe? good car.. very torquey..

Enjoying 2017 XT now. Old aldy. Should be our last drive or final contribution to COE via renewal in 2028.

 

Retirement planning LAH.

 

Toyota Mark X was via PI. If other marquee I wouldn't have the BALLS to touch PI.

 

YES. Mark X is a great car. However, honestly, technology has advanced. XT brings a wide grin to the CO too on our drive. Can't keep X for our quasi-retirement from 2025. XT is an upgrade in all aspects, lower $ for petrol, insurance and road tax. Better and more comfortable drive than MARK X.

 

It's an UBER now in others hand

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Drove Toyota Mark X. 10/2008 - 04/2017. Changed battery, tire & Aircon condenser (04/2016 $550). No rattle. No nonsense. Just start & drive.

 

Reliability.

 

That's a good 9 years for you. How many KMs have you clocked by the time you got rid of it?

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Hello I'm new to this forum. Could anybody pm and add me into the WhatsApp group? Recently bought the 2.0 executive trim.

Can PM me,only you can "tahan" 300-400 messages a Day,Our group got over 130 members.

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Can PM me,only you can "tahan" 300-400 messages a Day,Our group got over 130 members.

I like the way you issue the warning haha. Really no joke receiving many good morning, good afternoon, inspirational messages etc etc everyday, not to forget some members would hog the forums with silly jokes and post messages at odd hours like 1 to 2 am.. All the trouble for only maybe 1% of useful information.

 

And remember to put the notification in silent mode if it is a active WA group.

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My previous mazda drove for 10yrs, 1st 5yrs no issue. 7-10years changed engine mounting, alternator, compressor and brake pumps. I would think quite normal replacements due to wear and tear after driven for more than 200km.

Hardly see new Accord n Camry on the road. Are they Euro 6 compliant?

Current generation of both models are not Euro 6 compliant.

The new generation of both models will be but only comes in next year.

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How the next Mazda 6 may look like...

 

Tokyo 2017: Mazda Previews Next-Gen Mazda 3, Mazda 6

https://sg.news.yahoo.com/tokyo-2017-mazda-previews-next-020006496.html

 

Like the Kai Concept, the Mazda Vision Coupe supposedly represents the brand’s design vision for its next-generation models but has a Japanese aesthetic to it to give it a “more elegant and premium styling.” The Mazda Vision Couple is not a true coupe though as discreetly hidden in its swooping roof line and lengthy body panel are two rear doors. And while it’s easy to say that the Mazda Vision Coupe could be the inspiration for the next-generation Mazda 6, its long wheelbase and sleek design may hint at a more premium model.

For now though, all we know is that the earliest we’re likely to see the production model version of either concept car will be in 2019.

 

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Neutral Newbie

Hi,

i just signed on the dotted line for the Mazda 6 2.0 Exec and am new to this forum.

i just realized that i did not ask the salesperson where the car is manufactured.

can anyone please advise?

thanks.

 

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Hi,

i just signed on the dotted line for the Mazda 6 2.0 Exec and am new to this forum.

i just realized that i did not ask the salesperson where the car is manufactured.

can anyone please advise?

thanks.

When or where? It's assembled in Japan, parts are made all over, mainly in China I guess... which is the year of manufacture, you have to ask...
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Hi,

i just signed on the dotted line for the Mazda 6 2.0 Exec and am new to this forum.

i just realized that i did not ask the salesperson where the car is manufactured.

can anyone please advise?

thanks.

123k in the car show?
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