2020 Mazda6 to Start at $24,920
Mazda's 2020 Mazda6 will retail for at least $24,920, when it goes on sale in the next few weeks as a mostly carryover model that costs $200 more than its predecessor.
The 2020 Mazda6 will be arriving at dealer lots in the coming weeks.
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Mazda's 2020 Mazda6 will retail for at least $24,920, when it goes on sale in the next few weeks as a mostly carryover model that costs $200 more than its predecessor, Mazda has announced. The price includes a $920 delivery fee.
Updates for the midsize sedan include a new key fob and new trunk badging for the Signature trim.
The sedan is still powered by a 2.5-liter Skyavtive-G engine that makes 187 horsepower and 186 pound-feet of torque. Power is delivered to the front-wheel drivetrain through a six-speed automatic transmission.
The Touring grade retails for at least $26,690, while the Grand Touring model starts at $30,620. Tne range-topping Signature model retails for at least $36,290.
The delivery fee of $920 increases to $965 for customers in Alaska.
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