Wheels Magazine 
2006
Never before have there been so many different ways to transport your clan. Soft-roader or medium four? Full-size 4WD or six-pot sedan? Various models in all categories are capable of answering the needs of anyone living a life of non-bachelorhood, but it’s the large six-cylinder sedans that still offer the utmost in terms of size, value, performance, and comfort - despite what sales figures are starting to suggest.
With Toyota's Aurion, Holden's VE Commodore, and Ford's BF Series II Falcon preparing for all-out war at the tail end of 2006, is there any life left in the models soon to begin run-out incentives or a special-edition frenzy - namely Commodore, Falcon and Camry V6?
While we're at it, how does Mitsubishi's all-new 380 fare in its volume-selling form against stylish, great-value arrivals like Hyundai's promising new Sonata Elite V6? And if you're talking $35-40K six-pack sedans, what about Nissan's elegant, equally fine-value Maxima ST-L? There's not a bad car among them.
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