
Everybody loves getting a discount. Who doesn’t? It’s an amount off the actual purchase price. It’s no wonder that shops that go on sale are mobbed by buyers. Going for an item with a discounted price doesn’t make you cheap. It actually leaves an impression that you’re a smart buyer since you get more out your money. The same thing applies with cars. When buying a car, we try to find the car which offers us the best value-for-money.
So for those interested in buying a car and want to get a portion of their money back, why not get the 2007 Mazdaspeed 6. The 2007 Mazdspeed 6 has been deemed one of the best “cash back” finds this month. The standard retail price is currently set at $27,995. Purchasing one at a dealer near you will give you a discount of $3,500. Now isn’t that a sweet deal?
Of course you’re wondering, what are the features of the 2007 Mazdaspeed 6 and why should I get one? Well, the car comes with a 2.3-liter direct-injected four-cylinder, turbocharged DOHC (Dual Overhead Camshaft) front engine AWD that runs on a 274 horsepower at 5,500 rpm. It’s built with a 6-speed manual transmission and its fuel economy is set at an estimated 18 miles-per-gallon for city driving and an estimated 26 miles-per-gallon for highway driving. The Mazdaspeed 6 also has a built-in all-wheel-drive system allowing your front and rear wheels to receive power depending on your needs.
As for the interiors, the car offers a spacious backseat for the comfort of your passengers, and the driver seat provides support and comfort while driving. Controls in the interior are also user-friendly and easy-to-use.
Safety was also taken into consideration by having the Mazdaspeed 6 equipped with antilock brakes, seat mounted airbags, full-length curtain airbags and whiplash-reducing front seats. These features were able to garner favorable reviews from the NHTSA, with a perfect five stars for frontal-impact protection and earning a “Good” rating from the IIHS in their frontal-offset crash testing.
Comfort, safety and performance all packed in one reasonably priced sedan with an additional cash-back of $3,500. Now how can you go wrong with that?
Sources: Kicking Tires, Edmunds, Car And Driver, Modern Racer