> Toyota recently dipped their feet into this area with the MR2 Spyder, and
> other manufacturers have concept cars designed to retail for under
> US$25,000.
I saw the MR2 Spyder at the auto show-not a bad little car with all it's 150
hp. From the inside, it's comfortable, guages all arranged well-and a better
range of vision than the Miata. In the Miata, the post really blocks center
left vision-sort of annoying.
I also checked out the Honda S2000-whoa! That's a little beauty. ($30k worth of
beauty.) But, they wouldn't let anyone sit in it. I did cruise with one down
Pacific Coast Highway the day before-I think they were as curious about me and
Nigel as 'we' were about them!
The only other spyder I saw at the show for *around* $25,000
was the Mitsubishi.
Laura G. and Nigel (of course) reporting from the L.A. Auto Show (Didn't anyone
else from the list in the area go?)
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Terry Thompson" <epharisto@yahoo.com>
> To: <spitfires@autox.team.net>
> Sent: Thursday, January 11, 2001 11:18 AM
> Subject: Re: Is Triumph coming Back???
>
>
> > I think either possibility is certainly more likely
> > then re-institutionalizing a car company in a market
> > flooded with automobiles. Especially a name that would
> > invariably be associated with sport cars that would
> > complete directly with BMW Z and M series cars.
>
Vita brevis est: rapide agite, vigore strigate!
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