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Mazda 6 GH

2007 – 2009

The Mazda Sentia was a mid-size rear-wheel-drive luxury car sold by Mazda in Japan from 1991 to 1999 across two generations. It took over from the Mazda Luce on the Mazda H platform, maintaining Mazda's tradition of offering a large flagship sedan. Additionally, the Kia Enterprise was produced under license in South Korea until 2002. The name "Sentia" is derived from the Latin word "sentir," meaning to sense, feel, or hear. First Generation (HD; 1991–1996): Development of the first-generation Sentia started shortly after the release of the fourth-generation Mazda Luce HC in the mid-1980s. The first generation was produced from 1991 to 1996 and featured a rear-wheel-drive architecture and a focus on luxury and comfort. It was available with various engine options and offered a spacious and well-equipped interior. Key Points: 1. Mazda Sentia: Mid-size luxury car from Mazda sold in Japan from 1991 to 1999. 2. Successor to Mazda Luce: Replaced Mazda Luce on the Mazda H platform as Mazda's flagship sedan. 3. Kia Enterprise: Produced under license in South Korea until 2002. 4. Etymology: The name "Sentia" is derived from the Latin word "sentir." 5. First Generation (HD; 1991–1996): Known for its rear-wheel-drive layout, luxury features, and spacious interior.

Also sold as the Mazda Atenza GHSame car, different badge. Posts tagged to either name show here.

1 version of the Mazda 6 GH

Version	Years	Engine	Power	Torque	0 to 100	Gearbox	Drive	Body
Mazda 6 GH MZR-CD	2009 to 2013	2.2L turbocharged inline-four	134 kW (180 hp)	400 Nm	8.7s	Manual	FWD	WAGON

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Mazda 6 GH

2007 – 2009

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Specifications

Mazda 6 GH

Dimensions

Ground clearance: 165 mm

Engine

Valves per cylinder: 4

Chassis

Front brakes: ventilated disc
Rear brakes: Disc