Updated Mazda6 take a new diesel engine
Mazda presented the updated Atenza for Japan (Mazda6).
With a portion of updates, sedan and wagon will receive a new diesel engine.
Now the engine compartment includes a 2.0-liter 165-horsepower motor on gasoline and a 2.5-liter unit for 190 "horses." Another new diesel is offered 2.2 liters with 2 turbines, giving out the same 190 hp. The engine is offered a 5-speed "mechanics" or a 6-speed "automatic". The machine is offered both front or full drives.
The world-renowned Mazda6 debuted in November 2017 in Los Angeles. The car additionally differs from the predecessor, in addition to external and internal nuances, a turbocharged 2.5-liter engine, previously installed in the CX-9 crossover, at 230 and 253 hp
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