Cruising Philly With Mazda 6

I have received the Mazda 6 for review but all opinions are my own.

I recently had the opportunity to enjoy a staycation and explore Philadelphia in a whole new way! Learning more about the history, top restaurants and visiting some amazing new sites, which made the city even more charming and lively to me! Here is how much we love cruising Philly with Mazda 6!

Being able to have the Mazda 6 to enjoy that visit was definitely a bonus! I remember when we stopped at the art museum and a tourist asked me: what car is that? I love the color! My car had 4 fashion/travel influencers in it, so I have witnesses! Love a show stopper! The Mazda 6 is definitely one!

Being able to easily park in the city is a must! The Mazda 6 offered us just the perfect balance in space, comfort and size to allow us to enjoy Sunday brunch and still have a Parking space that fits it!

Here are some of my favorite Mazda 6 features:

Technology:

Maneuvering in and out of tight spaces is a challenge for every driver, especially in the city. They’ve made it a lot easier with the available 360° View Monitor¹⁵. It uses four cameras to display the car’s periphery on the center display. Also love the parking sensors at the front and rear help detect proximity to obstacles, giving me a full picture of the surroundings.

Comfort

Love the seats made with new cushioning materials. The result is improved posture and weight distribution. So we felt the same way, driving all the way to NYC to attend an event, as when we drove just across town. The Mazda6 also offers available ventilated front seats that wick away warm air to keep you and your front passenger cool and dry. Love that too! It was unseasonably cold in Philly, so, that feature was definitely a plus!

Trendy Interior

You know I’m all about Trendy Cars, right?

Love that they used Napa leather and Sen wood, often used for fine furniture and musical instruments, providing a refined comfort. The Ultrasuede® trim that lines the doors and dashboard features a subtle sheen derived from a similar technique used to make traditional Japanese kimonos! Isn’t that amazing???

Having the Mazda 6 was definitely a bonus added to our visit to Philly! If you want to check some of our highlights, click HERE.