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Medium wagon comparison : Hyundai i40 v Mazda 6 v Volkswagen Passat

Medium wagon comparison : Hyundai i40 v Mazda 6 v Volkswagen Passat

Posted on October 31, 2016December 24, 2018 By Jarvis

At the risk of flogging the proverbial horse, we often wonder why more people don’t buy mid-sized wagons over medium SUVs.

Medium wagon comparison:: Hyundai i40 v Mazda 6 v Volkswagen Passat

We understand the appeal of the latter body type’s high riding position, with its greater visibility, ease of access and feeling of safety. But with some equanimity we’d counter that passenger car alternatives often offer more, for less.

More cargo space, legroom, equipment, greater fuel economy and handling, and — subjectively we’ll admit — slinkier designs. Wagons are not in vogue, but trends are also not always right by default.

Three of the better and more popular wagons on the market can be found here, and yet none of their sales are even a patch on the numbers drummed up by the Mazda CX-5 and Hyundai Tucson.
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Cars Tags:comparison, Hyundai, Mazda, Mazda CX-5, safety, Volkswagen, Volkswagen Passat

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