Mazda, in collaboration with PBZ leasing, enables financing for vehicle acquisition under exceptionally favorable conditions. We particularly highlight the Mazda6 G145 Challenge with an economical and maintenance-friendly 2.0-liter gasoline engine, which has a declared average consumption of a modest 5.5 liters of gasoline per 100 km along with one of the lowest CO2 emissions in its class of only 129 g/km.
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The gasoline engine features a very refined operation, and with its 107 kW (145 HP) and 210 Nm of torque, it provides quite convincing performance. In the luxuriously spacious Mazda6 Challenge equipment package, although only the second from the bottom, offers much more than basic equipment and guarantees a comfortable journey. Notable features include a dual-zone automatic air conditioning system, leather steering wheel and gear lever, 17-inch aluminum wheels, cruise control, auto-dimming interior rearview mirror, all four power window lifts, central remote locking, engine start with a push of a button, tinted rear windows, rain and light sensors, and an electric parking brake.
As a Mazda specialty, also serially available in the Challenge package, we mention the MZD Connect system with a 7-inch color display and intuitive HMI commander, which allows easy connection of mobile devices via Bluetooth technology, the use of various applications, as well as phone calls and management of various vehicle functions with minimal effort and without diverting attention from the road.
In terms of safety equipment, in addition to the usual airbags and dynamic stability control system, the Mazda6 now features an advanced SCBS system, which uses a high-resolution camera to detect possible obstacles in front of the vehicle and automatically brakes up to a speed of 80 km/h to avoid a collision or at least reduce the consequences of a collision. There is also Mazda’s unique G-Vectoring Control system, which slightly adjusts the torque in corners to improve front wheel grip and enhance handling, making the vehicle’s behavior more natural and less tiring for the driver.
