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bigtime
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| Joined: 04/08
Posted: 06/15/08
03:50 PM
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The market still needs an affordable roadster, to slot below the miata/solstice. If they kept that idea in mind, it would work. KISS. Putting a hyabusa engine in it wouldn't hurt either!
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Posted: 07/16/08
02:41 PM
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I don't know, there's just something about it that I like. I think it would look great in black.
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Posted: 07/21/08
08:01 AM
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Sam Smith is right. There is absolutely no way this car will see production right now. Chrysler needs to focus on building competitive, large volume mid-size cars and quality small cars, not niche vehicles.
The Saturn Sky looks good too, but nobody sees many of those on the road.
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Posted: 07/22/08
05:51 AM
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 david.yochum:
Sam Smith is right. There is absolutely no way this car will see production right now. Chrysler needs to focus on building competitive, large volume mid-size cars and quality small cars, not niche vehicles.
The Saturn Sky looks good too, but nobody sees many of those on the road.
Maybe it's just a left coast thing, but I seem to come across both the Sky and Solstice quite a bit. Keeping in mind that it's a two-spotter, "quite a bit" is a relative term.
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