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MAZDA6

In the competitive mid-size sedan field, the Mazda6 stands out with its lively driving nature from the 184-horsepower, 2.5-liter, four- SPECS
cylinder, which is the only engine choice. A 6-speed manual, something you don’t see much of anymore, is standard on the Sport TYPE
and Touring models. A 6-speed automatic is standard on the Grand Touring and optional on the other two trims. The Grand Touring Mid-size Sedan
can be equipped with Mazda’s brake regenerative system for improved fuel economy, aided by active grill shutters. The GT also DRIVETRAIN
offers optional heated rear seats, heated steering wheel, ambient lighting and premium leather with a black headliner. Standard 2.5-liter Inline
features start with keyless ignition, rearview camera, tilt/telescoping steering wheel, Bluetooth, HD radio and internet streaming.
Touring models add blind-spot monitoring with rear Four-cylinder, 185
cross-traffic alerts, heated front seats, sunroof, HP, 6-speed Manual,
satellite radio and LED headlights. Moving 6-speed Automatic
to the top of the line with the GT, you FUEL ECONOMY
get auto high beams, forward collision 27 City / 32 Highway
warning, lane keeping assistance, BASE PRICE
heads-up display, navigation, paddle
shifters and powered driver’s seat. $22,835

SPECS MINI COUNTRYMAN
TYPE
Crossover The Countryman is MINI’s answer for those who love the sporty nature of the MINI but want more room. The Countryman is the
DRIVETRAIN largest model with nearly twice as much cargo area as the regular MINI. A fuel-efficient plug-in hybrid joins the lineup for 2018
| 1.5-liter, 3-cylinder with along with a sporty John Cooper Works version. The hybrid joins a turbocharged three-cylinder and the 2.0-liter turbo four with
134 HP, 6-speed Manual 189 horsepower, which is available on the Countryman S or John Cooper Works models. The hybrid offers 12 miles of travel
| 2.0-liter, 4-cylinder with per charge. A 6-speed manual is standard with a 6-speed automatic or 8-speed automatic available with different models and
189 HP, 6-speed Manual engines. Front wheel or all-wheel drive is also available. Also new for 2018 are
Standard a rear view camera and rear parking sensors as standard equipment. The
interior still retains the toggle switch controls along with standard
| 1.5-liter, 3-cylinder, keyless ignition, leatherette seating, sunroof
Electric Hybrid Motor with and 6.5-inch display screen. An 8.8-inch
221 HP screen is optional along with navigation,
FUEL ECONOMY heads-up display, 19-inch wheels, wireless
24 City / 34 Highway phone charger, powered tailgate and
BASE PRICE Harman Kardon audio system are optional
$29,097 along with MINI exclusive accessories.

NISSAN ROGUE

For a compact SUV, the Nissan Rogue packs a lot of features in a relatively small space. With optional seating for seven and a SPECS
7.0-cubic yard cargo area, the Rogue is one of the most versatile models in this class. Nissan had added its ProPilot Assist system TYPE
that can self-accelerate, brake and steer the Rogue in dense highway traffic. Apple and Android compatibility is standard on all SUV
models this year. There are three trim levels, all well equipped. A slightly smaller, Sport DRIVETRAIN
model is also available. The standard engine is a 170-horsepower 2.5-liter, four- 2.5-liter
cylinder with a CVT. All-wheel drive is optional on upper trim levels. There is Four-cylinder,
also a hybrid version on the upper levels. The instrument panel includes
a 7-inch touchscreen with rear view camera, Bluetooth and push- 170 HP, CVT
button ignition. The top-level trim offers 18-inch wheels, FUEL ECONOMY
leather seating, surround view camera system, heated 26 City / 33 Highway
steering wheel, navigation and Bose audio system. BASE PRICE
The rear seats adjust nine inches for added comfort. $24,800
All-wheel drive models include a locking center
differential, hill descent control and brake lock
differentials front and rear.

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