Green colour Mazda6
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Saw one coming homw frome school, looked ok but nothing as awsome as the blue or silver on it. Only thing is I twisted my neck as it went by.
Saw one coming homw frome school, looked ok but nothing as awsome as the blue or silver on it. Only thing is I twisted my neck as it went by.
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Oh....and maroon too. So far, I've only seen one in Singapore.
I guess that's why the dealer here impose a S$2,000 penalty if your have placed an initial order for maroon, and later decide to change the colour.
Same goes for black colour as well. I guess these are the colours that won't sell too well.
Oh....and maroon too. So far, I've only seen one in Singapore.
I guess that's why the dealer here impose a S$2,000 penalty if your have placed an initial order for maroon, and later decide to change the colour.
Same goes for black colour as well. I guess these are the colours that won't sell too well.
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Hey...what's up????
That's definitely a SEDAN with a rear wiper. Notice that there is no brakelight in the trunk.
Green is a nice color, but perhaps not on a car. And try to keep that clear paint fresh!! (phew!!!)
Hey...what's up????
That's definitely a SEDAN with a rear wiper. Notice that there is no brakelight in the trunk.
Green is a nice color, but perhaps not on a car. And try to keep that clear paint fresh!! (phew!!!)
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Hey don't forget India, Pakistan and all of SE Asia (Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia) is right-hand drive too - that's alot of people and a big car car market. And for those of us in Australia, we don't have the same problem as you Swedes had in the '60's, as it's not like we can drive our car to other countries!
Hey don't forget India, Pakistan and all of SE Asia (Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia) is right-hand drive too - that's alot of people and a big car car market. And for those of us in Australia, we don't have the same problem as you Swedes had in the '60's, as it's not like we can drive our car to other countries!
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Yeah, that's true. And there are plenty other small markets also that haven't understood this with where the steering wheel is supposed to be...
Anyway, for Australia (and other "isolated" markets) it's true it doesn't really matter. But I'm sure there would be other advantages (like if you ever rent a car abroad) with changing.
But it's a costy procedure, and it isn't very easy either. In Sweden they did it on September 3d 1967...I was a month old only, so I didn't have anything to do with that.
Anyway, it was complicated as I said. They stopped all traffic nationwide between 01.00 and 04.50. At that time, everyone who was going to drive had to move their car from the left side to the right side of the road and park it there. At 05.00 sharp they were allowed to start driving.
During the night everyone involved in the road departments were changing signs, repainting roads etc.
So...order restored (we had right hand traffic between 1718 and 1734 also, when some jerk decided we should suddenly drive on the left side of the road. Well drive and drive...you know what I mean!
Yeah, that's true. And there are plenty other small markets also that haven't understood this with where the steering wheel is supposed to be...
Anyway, for Australia (and other "isolated" markets) it's true it doesn't really matter. But I'm sure there would be other advantages (like if you ever rent a car abroad) with changing.
But it's a costy procedure, and it isn't very easy either. In Sweden they did it on September 3d 1967...I was a month old only, so I didn't have anything to do with that.
Anyway, it was complicated as I said. They stopped all traffic nationwide between 01.00 and 04.50. At that time, everyone who was going to drive had to move their car from the left side to the right side of the road and park it there. At 05.00 sharp they were allowed to start driving.
During the night everyone involved in the road departments were changing signs, repainting roads etc.
So...order restored (we had right hand traffic between 1718 and 1734 also, when some jerk decided we should suddenly drive on the left side of the road. Well drive and drive...you know what I mean!
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Nope. Not lowered. It has the 17" without front air dam, rear valance or side skirts. Stock ride height looks very nice on the 6.Originally posted by duck979
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is this 6 lowered??? it looks really good even w/o the side extensions[/b]
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