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Despite the cold, I found myself with some time on my hands and decided to clean and buff the aluminum air intakes on my S63. On eBay, I purchased a 2" buffing pad in a variety of wet and dry grades for around $6. We broke out the drill and dove in. Turned out well, albeit a touch extra polish would have been nice. We used some T-cut that must be at least 30 years old, spread it on a fine pad, and got going. There are still some nicks to fix, but it gives me something to do tomorrow and gives me a reason to avoid trouble for the time being.

I would not squander my money on premium Mazda 6 gasoline. As I noted in previous article, it's not a high-performance vehicle, therefore regular gasoline will suffice. I doubt you'll notice a change in performance, but you will see a difference in your wallet.

LOL! Now that's something about me 😉 haha I wish it was bright pink.

why, what's the point? lol

on a fusion?, we have a new salesperson who used to work for Ford starting to work for us, and he stated that the fusion was all they used to sell, and I'm shocked that they still build the things... the old Mazda 2 was based on the fusion....

Struggle with the newer shape but do well with the older shape...ancient ones are inexpensive and still have low taxes, fuel, and so on.