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Mazda 6 2010 sedan features 3
Adaptive front lighting system
The adaptive front lighting system turns the headlights 15 degrees in the direction of the turn, which improves visibility for the driver in the new Mazda 6.
Hill start assist system
The hill-start assist system holds the vehicle in place after the brake pedal is released. It continues to maintain braking force until the engine develops enough torque to start moving. When this happens, the brake is automatically released.
Emergency warning system
The emergency warning system helps reduce the risk of a rear-end collision. In the event of sudden braking, the rear lights start flashing intensely, alerting the driver behind. When the speed decreases, the flashing transitions to standard mode, and after the vehicle comes to a complete stop, the warning system turns off.