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    Thats why the liberty starts to look great, Seen oine across the road here this old girl drives it and it looks allright
    But i must say not only do i like the RX-8 but i also like the mazda 6 Good looking cars.
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    im pretty pissed the 6 MPS is being made as the sedan version, not the hatch. big mistake there IMO

    but the new liberty's yeah theyre pretty good, its a bit of a bummer of how much they cost though
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    I heard on an tv ad from Mitsi the VRX was 4wd. what gives?

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    its available in both FWD and AWD versions.....pity the Ralliart Magna wasnt AWD
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    Or even a option RWD That could sell some more
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    it could be done, Audi with the A6 afterall i think offer it in FWD and i think the RS6 is AWD, but i dont know if theres a RWD model in there. Either way, the FWD models have an east/west engine layout, whislt the AWD has the engine rotated 90 degrees like a RWD layout
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    Quote Originally Posted by fpv_gtho
    im pretty pissed the 6 MPS is being made as the sedan version, not the hatch. big mistake there IMO

    but the new liberty's yeah theyre pretty good, its a bit of a bummer of how much they cost though
    I would assume they decided to introduce the 6MPS as a sedan due to the inherently greater stiffness in the bodyshell of a sedan. Though maybe the hatch will show up in MPS trim in the future. Hope so - hatch does look better.

    Once its introduced the 6 MPS will likely replace the Liberty GT as my favourite Q-car....
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    My sister inlaw is trying to get my brother to buy her a Mazda6.
    "Just a matter of time i suppose"

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    Quote Originally Posted by motorsportnerd
    I would assume they decided to introduce the 6MPS as a sedan due to the inherently greater stiffness in the bodyshell of a sedan. Though maybe the hatch will show up in MPS trim in the future. Hope so - hatch does look better.

    Once its introduced the 6 MPS will likely replace the Liberty GT as my favourite Q-car....
    Thats another thing there, a 6 MPS Sedan would be a far better competitor than a 6 MPS Hatch to the Liberty GT....

    Rigidity is becoming a big thing it seems lately, i wouldnt have thought there was that much of a difference between the 4 and 5 door, but if its a significant difference, i guess they may as well make the better car first. There'd be sales in both the sedan and hatch so i guess its something worth considering
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    I was sitting in a plaza today here this sound behind me turn around and there is 2 cars driving inside a mazda3 and tribute, That was a sight let me tell you
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    probably only the 3, wouldnt want to think the tribute got a meatier note than the 3 or anything

    you see a couple of 6's going around with replaced rear mufflers and crap though, i guess thats the disadvantage of a stock dual tipped exhaust on a 4 cylinder....
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    Quote Originally Posted by fpv_gtho
    Thats another thing there, a 6 MPS Sedan would be a far better competitor than a 6 MPS Hatch to the Liberty GT....

    Rigidity is becoming a big thing it seems lately, i wouldnt have thought there was that much of a difference between the 4 and 5 door, but if its a significant difference, i guess they may as well make the better car first. There'd be sales in both the sedan and hatch so i guess its something worth considering

    I'm no engineer, but I believe that sedans have greater torsional stiffness around the rear bulkhead and quarter panel. I'm sure Matra would set us right...
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    yeah i can see where your going, maybe had the hatch not been made on a platform built for sedans, hatches and wagons, only hatches, it couldve been stiffer but the compromise was made.

    i guess of course they dont want to do what Nissan done with the 350Z and make the boot practically useless cause of the strut brace going straight through
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    Well i know that for convertibles they have to put in A LOT of extra strength put into the body, the RX7 Convertible model is just as heavy (i think a bit more actually) with all the extra steel put in the body to make it stronger.
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    Quote Originally Posted by fpv_gtho
    it could be done, Audi with the A6 afterall i think offer it in FWD and i think the RS6 is AWD, but i dont know if theres a RWD model in there. Either way, the FWD models have an east/west engine layout, whislt the AWD has the engine rotated 90 degrees like a RWD layout
    Audi has no RWD platforms anywhere in its line up, everything is either FWD or Quattro, but I believe theyre currently playing around with a RWD platform for the A4/A6.

    I dunno bout the MPS to tell you the truth, the AWD system doesn't look like a cracker. The system is based of a FWD layout and as such change the power between wheels from 100:0 to 50:50, in that the front wheels always have more power....

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