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Things about the new Mazda6 you didn't notice before buying it?
- Thread starter P5w3kids
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navigation system is a piece of crap~ lesson learned.
Elaborate ... post like this are a piece of crap when they don't explain why.
krazy_alice
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- 2009 Mazda6
This might be silly, but I love the blue LED mood lighting at night. I didn't even notice it until a couple days after I bought the car.
AJ_Crombie
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- 2009 Mazda 6i Grand Touring
I agree. The blue LED mood light is cool (especially if you're wearing white). I also didn't realize that with the advanced key, the seats automatically recognize the keyfob and change the seat position accordingly.
The one thing I don't like is that there is no "ashtray" for receipts and gum wrappers :-(
The one thing I don't like is that there is no "ashtray" for receipts and gum wrappers :-(
I also didn't realize that with the advanced key, the seats automatically recognize the keyfob and change the seat position accordingly.
thats sweet. i wish my car did that.
Silver Ecstasy
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- 11 MS3 Sport
I dont understand why people still get navi's with their cars. I guess they look nicer but why pay 2000 bucks when you can get a portable one for a 200.
Integrating it into the car not only looks better astethetically, but it's one less thing to have on the dash, only to have it ripped off by someone.
Integrating it into the car not only looks better astethetically, but it's one less thing to have on the dash, only to have it ripped off by someone.
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Silver Ecstasy
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If I can, i'll pay $1k for an OEM navi setup, even if I can get a portable for $200. The flip up/tuck away setup is gorgeous!!
But yeah..portable nav's are fine, but integrated setups are always cleaner and way classier in my opinion.
It was never a question of "feature-to-dollar" ratio. Because obviously, a portable has the same if not more feature-to-dollar. But, it's not as clean hehe.
But yeah..portable nav's are fine, but integrated setups are always cleaner and way classier in my opinion.
It was never a question of "feature-to-dollar" ratio. Because obviously, a portable has the same if not more feature-to-dollar. But, it's not as clean hehe.
the destination point is always off from the actual place. it can be off by a few houses or even by a block. had various dealers checked on it and guess what, mazda tech all said this is "normal" & even one guy showed me his stock nav in cx-9 that does the samething. in other words, they don't have a clue.Elaborate ... post like this are a piece of crap when they don't explain why
the destination point has always been right on the spot in my acura's nav.
so obviously there's a problem with mazda & the pathetic techies just don't seem to have a clue about it.
the destination point is always off from the actual place. it can be off by a few houses or even by a block. had various dealers checked on it and guess what, mazda tech all said this is "normal" & even one guy showed me his stock nav in cx-9 that does the samething. in other words, they don't have a clue.
the destination point has always been right on the spot in my acura's nav.
so obviously there's a problem with mazda & the pathetic techies just don't seem to have a clue about it.
its actually a common thing...my garmin is always a bit off. i've actually never seen one that is dead-on. i'm sure thats preferred, but its not something that i would be upset about.
oh, i've heard of that excuse from dealers as well.its actually a common thing...my garmin is always a bit off. i've actually never seen one that is dead-on
I owned acura & infiniti vehicle with nav in the past & they had been dead on spot. this one is a disappointment for sure.
the destination point is always off from the actual place. it can be off by a few houses or even by a block. had various dealers checked on it and guess what, mazda tech all said this is "normal" & even one guy showed me his stock nav in cx-9 that does the samething. in other words, they don't have a clue.
the destination point has always been right on the spot in my acura's nav.
so obviously there's a problem with mazda & the pathetic techies just don't seem to have a clue about it.
And what else? I don't think that one issue makes it a POS
Silver Amputee
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- 2009 Mazda 6
I agree. The blue LED mood light is cool (especially if you're wearing white). I also didn't realize that with the advanced key, the seats automatically recognize the keyfob and change the seat position accordingly.
The one thing I don't like is that there is no "ashtray" for receipts and gum wrappers :-(
there is its on the dash under BSM & TCS buttons
brampton2009GT
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- 2009 Mazda6 GT I-4
I agree. The blue LED mood light is cool (especially if you're wearing white). I also didn't realize that with the advanced key, the seats automatically recognize the keyfob and change the seat position accordingly.
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This is only on the V6-GT
brampton2009GT
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- 2009 Mazda6 GT I-4
The turn signal flashes a minimum of three times,even if you just touch it.
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