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2021 Mazda6 looks swanky in Carbon Edition trim

Not much else changes for the sedan, but Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are now standard, so that's nice.

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The 2021 Mazda6 doesn't sport any major changes, but the Carbon Edition sure does look good.

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It's a lovely steel color with black wheels.

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Inside, a dark-red leather upholstery washes over things.

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It's a seriously great color combination inside.

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The color makes its way to the stitching too.

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If you haven't been in a Mazda recently, the interior improvements are incredible.

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Here's the standard Mazda6, which looks just like last year's model.

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Soul Red Crystal Metallic is still an excellent color.

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The good news is all Mazda6 models get standard Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.

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And in the Grand Touring trim or greater, you can have wireless Apple CarPlay. Hooray!

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