Archive for the ‘Mazda 6’ Category

Modified family car the Mazda6
To gauge the success of the brand or model of car you would normally look at two things, sales and length of production run, the Mazda6 was one of those cars that had been conceived to serve the family market and the first generation model ran for over six years. In car terms, th ...
August 22nd, 2010 by David Allen
Modified Mazda6 NY style
It is funny how modifying cars takes on a different feel depending on where the owner is located, different cultures, costs and availability of parts all play their part in the development of a build. However, it still seems that the builder knows what is right for their patch an ...
August 1st, 2010 by David Allen
Serious but subtle modified Mazda6
When you see a modern car that comes under the heading of modified, it often falls into two categories: first the will be the fully modified show or racing car that has been modified to the max and it is very clear exactly what work has been done on the car. Then there is the su ...
July 26th, 2010 by David Allen
The Mazda 6 modified by Chris “Kit” Kitkevitz
Could this be the same car that initially sold to consumers so that they could do the weekly shop, go to work and take the kids to school? In short, the Mazda 6 is one of those family cars that someone who is a bit sporty would not give a second glance to, but they would now. Th ...
June 10th, 2010 by David Allen
Modified Mazda6s from 2003
This is a cool car that would shock granddad to the core, as it was originally devised as the car for going to the supermarket or mall, possibly even on vacation once or twice a year. However, never would it have been considered to be the perfect car for modifying and of course s ...
May 31st, 2010 by David Allen
A beautiful Mazda Carbon 6 S
This car is all about looks, from the outside, you can plainly see that it has been worked on extensively and that is just the fantastic looking paint work that shines in the sun or rain it is not that fussy.   Around the car, there are minor mechanical modifications, but what m ...
September 17th, 2009 by David Allen