Hottie Crossover
 

I'm not usually into crossovers.:D

http://www.blueovalnews.com/2005/products/mazda.mxcrosssport.26may05.htm

I'm not into crossovers either. I hate when you get them naked and find out they where tucking it.



Oh, crossOVERS. I like those.;)

One reply and 96 views, guess I've started the ultimate Voyeur thread.:D

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1117141863.jpg

How's this?

http://www.aztecrental.com/Homeroom-Hottie.jpg

I've been a naughty boy!!!

They say look at the hands and look for a Adam's apple , but I swear it don't help to know these things.:D

Is that really a "crossover" Widebody?

I hate being fooled.:p

Nope, but the picture I posted is better than the one you posted :)

Where is the door handle for the rear door?

Must operate off the drivers key fob and or front door access control.

I have to admit, this Mazda CX-7 is even nicer than the Audi A3.

I still like the Alfa Romeo Brera the best. Although it appears so be a smaler 2+2 class than the other two.

http://www.carsfromitaly.com/alfaromeo/index.html
http://img.drive.com.au/drive_images..._leadimage.jpg

only her/his barber knows for sure (yeah right, I'm sure the "knowledge circle" is pretty wide)...

Edited. -Z-man.

That Alfa is sweet looking. Too bad it will always be broken!

Just a little more on the Mazda CX-7:

http://media.ford.com/mazda/article_display.cfm?article_id=20906&CFID=1798438& CFTOKEN=f36ce3351d0bc4a3-379891F1-F209-6BC8-23ABA85582C3C0E4&jsessionid=b4307de4dcdf$E2$3C$A


Hiroshima?

Is it nuclear powered?:cool:

http://www.blueovalnews.com/index.php?categoryid=15&p2_articleid=43&s=&
All of the AWD cars that are FWD based, feel and act like FWD unless there is wheel slip (Jag X-type excluded from this generalization for many reasons).

So the question I have is the Mazda system really any different than Audi or Subaru?

Have you driven a Mazda with this or read about it?

Subarus with manual tranny have a transfer case that divides torque 50/50 f/r under normal driving condition. Only the automatics behave like fwd when there's no slippage. I'm pretty sure the stick shift audis have something similar.

Thanks, I did not know this before.