First batch delivery is guinea pig batch.

be warned, it's not a perfect fit. The silicone case is slightly shorter than the keyfob.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/130880186212?_trks...EWAX:IT&vxp=mtr

If you've been driving turbocharged cars you would complain about power/acceleration/torque of this car. The M6 engine and transmission (6speed) has been tuned for fuel efficiency. You'd have to drag gears to feel the torque on this car (even on the 2.5).

1. You'd have to bring it up beyond 3k RPM. Don't expect instant response either (unless your floor it - there is a kickdown switch)
2. You're better off downshifting with the paddles (2.5) or the shiftronic (2.0)

Since the M6 is for your mom, it'd be perfect for her let it be 2.0 or 2.5.

Racechip only have diesel solutions for Mazda. They even have one for the M6 SkyActiv-D 2.2 already.

Most say piggyback tuning have no issues with warranty. But is it guaranteed it wont leave any traces in the ECU (checked through OBD-II)?

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And their Dubai counterparts got a Ferrari FF for their police force in addition to the Aventador they got a couple of days ago.







Rumoured to also get a SLS AMG and Continental GT.

http://www.gtspirit.com/2013/04/24/dubai-p...ntal-gt-coming/

"....is reportedly going to be used in locations popular among tourists to show off the prestige of the Dubai Police."

There's one ready stock Soul Red Grand Touring 2.5 at Mazda Sg. Besi.

IMHO, it looks great. The design of the car. It's as appealing as the Audi RS4 RS6 Avant.

Wagons have never been common in Malaysia. You could see a few Volvo V-series around, Mercedes E-Class estate and BMW 5 series estate. Usually driven by expat because it's more common in European market. And these are usually grey imported cars as the local german marques don't bring estate/wagon models officially.

It all run down to whether you like the design or not and if you need the cargo space. The cargo space is bigger (more volume) vs the sedan. However, the sedan has a longer wheelbase than the wagon.

And of course, the price. It's close to RM196k. Some might reconsider their options.

So, there is no reason to holdback your purchase!

In the case of the M6 Wagon, only the boot/trunk space is shorter. Shorter but larger in volume vs the sedan. Having sat in the wagon, I don't think the leg room for passenger is compromised.

I know for a fact that the sedan has a longer wheelbase than the wagon. I'm saying passenger legroom hasn't been compromised as much. rcracerHave you been in a M6 wagon? The shorter legroom isn't noticeable IMHO.

Yes, the car is shorter, which is why I specifically said that the boot space is shorter than the sedan. The compromise is not solely in the passenger legroom but the boot space also. They compensate space with a larger volume in the wagon.

This post has been edited by calvin_gsc: Apr 25 2013, 04:46 PM

A positive for wagon rear passenger would be the taller headroom vs the sedan. 30mm higher. Better for tall passengers.

The sedan has a lower roofline for that sporty look.

Did anyone enquire about metal door side steps as well? Available yet?

yeah, would have been better if the guides follow the steering. But I think it's good enough. The lines are very accurate.

Japan has way much more options to configure. Not comparable to other markets.

That's true.

If you're familiar with KL.

Can go to

Welldone Audio Accessories (Sg. Besi) Sdn. Bhd./City Auto Tint
No. 190-H, Batu 2 1/2, Jalan Sg. Besi, 57100 Kuala Lumpur
GPS: 3.122819, 101.709087

03-92228866
012-6512300/012-3177359 (Lily)
019-3319778 (Michael)

It's located right after the BHP Petrol Station along Jalan Sg. Besi.

Call

Welldone Audio Accessories (Sg. Besi) Sdn. Bhd./City Auto Tint
012-6512300/012-3177359 (Lily)

For a quote. They're an authorised 3M tint applicator.

Congrats. You're the first 2.5 Aluminium Metallic. First 2.0 aluminium metallic goes to ryansia.

So far havent had this issue. You must highlight this to your dealership.