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Had Oldsmobile had more appealing styling they might still be around but they were just lumped in with the rest of the drab GM products (Olds was on its way out anyway). There are plenty of people on this board (who are not in their 20s) who would have loved to buy something like a Civic Type R or WRX STI, myself included - they have they income, but the styling is a complete turn-off. Those are customers lost. A lot of the younger crowd don't need wild styling directly off the showroom floor anyway, they'd rather personalize themselves with the aftermarket. They do want the performance, though. |
That’s a huge improvement, looks like an Audi if you removed the goofy wing.
I test drove a Type R and felt it was let down by FWD. Basically all of the mechanical aspects of the car are exceptional, except for the ability to apply power in a turn. It wasn’t understeer, it’s just that the front tires get overwhelmed and spin with even moderate throttle application. Every other mechanical feature of the car was exceptional. But it is ugly, and the interior was styled by Pep Boys. |
understatement has always been underrated.
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I get waves and thumbs up from young people fairly often |
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Or the slant nose Fiero body kit look? And let's not forget the hideous Gemballa butchery ? Yea, but the Civic R looks ugly. LMAO. https://i.imgur.com/PnUrQlf.png https://i.imgur.com/atWXbRJ.png https://i.imgur.com/Eah7XV4.png |
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VB Beetles and Vanagons and Minis. Cute cars get thumbs up. Does not make them a sports car that the next gen desires. |
New track record.
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