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Mazda 6 generations

Production 2002–present · 18 generations · 153 engine variants

Compare production years, body styles and generation codes to identify the right Mazda 6 before opening its engine versions and technical specifications.

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18 generations, ordered by production start

  1. Mazda 6 6 III Sport Combi (GJ, facelift 2018)

    6 III Sport Combi (GJ, facelift 2018)

    2018–present In production

    Kombi · 145–194 HP

    10 engine variants

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  2. Mazda 6 6 III Sedan (GJ, facelift 2018)

    6 III Sedan (GJ, facelift 2018)

    2018–present In production

    Sedan · 145–250 HP

    12 engine variants

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  3. Mazda 6 6 III Sedan (GJ, facelift 2015)

    6 III Sedan (GJ, facelift 2015)

    2015–2017

    Sedan · 145–192 HP

    8 engine variants

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  4. Mazda 6 6 III Sport Combi (GJ, facelift 2015)

    6 III Sport Combi (GJ, facelift 2015)

    2015–2017

    Kombi · 145–192 HP

    10 engine variants

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  5. Mazda 6 6 III Sedan (GJ)

    6 III Sedan (GJ)

    2012–2015

    Sedan · 145–192 HP

    8 engine variants

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  6. Mazda 6 6 III Sport Combi (GJ)

    6 III Sport Combi (GJ)

    2012–2015

    Kombi · 145–192 HP

    8 engine variants

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  7. Mazda 6 6 II Hatchback (GH, facelift 2010)

    6 II Hatchback (GH, facelift 2010)

    2010–2012

    Hatchback · 120–180 HP

    6 engine variants

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  8. Mazda 6 6 II Sedan (GH, facelift 2010)

    6 II Sedan (GH, facelift 2010)

    2010–2012

    Sedan · 120–272 HP

    6 engine variants

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  9. Mazda 6 6 II Combi (GH, facelift 2010)

    6 II Combi (GH, facelift 2010)

    2010–2012

    Kombi · 120–180 HP

    6 engine variants

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  10. Mazda 6 6 II Hatchback (GH)

    6 II Hatchback (GH)

    2007–2010

    Hatchback · 120–185 HP

    7 engine variants

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  11. Mazda 6 6 II Sedan (GH)

    6 II Sedan (GH)

    2007–2010

    Sedan · 120–272 HP

    8 engine variants

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  12. Mazda 6 6 II Combi (GH)

    6 II Combi (GH)

    2007–2010

    Kombi · 120–185 HP

    7 engine variants

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  13. Mazda 6 6 I Hatchback (Typ GG/GY/GG1 facelift 2005)

    6 I Hatchback (Typ GG/GY/GG1 facelift 2005)

    2005–2008

    Hatchback · 120–215 HP

    11 engine variants

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  14. Mazda 6 6 I Sedan (Typ GG/GY/GG1 facelift 2005)

    6 I Sedan (Typ GG/GY/GG1 facelift 2005)

    2005–2008

    Sedan · 120–260 HP

    12 engine variants

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  15. Mazda 6 6 I Combi (Typ GG/GY/GG1 facelift 2005)

    6 I Combi (Typ GG/GY/GG1 facelift 2005)

    2005–2008

    Kombi · 120–166 HP

    7 engine variants

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  16. Mazda 6 6 I Hatchback (Typ GG/GY/GG1)

    6 I Hatchback (Typ GG/GY/GG1)

    2002–2005

    Hatchback · 120–220 HP

    8 engine variants

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  17. Mazda 6 6 I Sedan (Typ GG/GY/GG1)

    6 I Sedan (Typ GG/GY/GG1)

    2002–2005

    Sedan · 120–220 HP

    9 engine variants

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  18. Mazda 6 6 I Combi (Typ GG/GY/GG1)

    6 I Combi (Typ GG/GY/GG1)

    2002–2005

    Kombi · 120–220 HP

    10 engine variants

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About Mazda 6

The Mazda 6, first introduced in 2002, has established itself as a sophisticated and dynamic model within the mid-size car market. It earned a reputation for combining elegance with performance, making it an attractive choice for those seeking a balance between practicality and driving pleasure.

Mazda 6 offers a variety of technical specifications with options like all-wheel drive (4x4) and front-wheel drive, catering to different driving preferences. The production span of this model extends from 2002 to the present, showcasing its enduring appeal over the years.

The Mazda 6 comes in diverse body types including hatchback, sedan, and estate (wagon), each catering to different consumer needs. Notable generations include: