mazda does deal with Honda
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Originally Posted by B B,Oct 20 2008, 10:26 AM
Mk3 is dreadfull.
Shape drawn by a child.
Bosom shaped curved bonnet shut line SO girly. ?drawn by a child.
Contrived add on wheel arches.
Cheap plastic interior.
More 4 x 4 jacked-up look-a-like cabriolet than sports car.
Already issues with rusting alloys/wheel hubs & obstructive gearboxes.
Crap service from dealers.
I can hardly remember the last time I saw one that was not in either Metaliic Tarmac Grey or Inevitable Silver and driven by either a teen-totty or blonde 40 something trying to look young, sexy, cool, and failing.
Shape drawn by a child.
Bosom shaped curved bonnet shut line SO girly. ?drawn by a child.
Contrived add on wheel arches.
Cheap plastic interior.
More 4 x 4 jacked-up look-a-like cabriolet than sports car.
Already issues with rusting alloys/wheel hubs & obstructive gearboxes.
Crap service from dealers.
I can hardly remember the last time I saw one that was not in either Metaliic Tarmac Grey or Inevitable Silver and driven by either a teen-totty or blonde 40 something trying to look young, sexy, cool, and failing.
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The RX-8 and the latest saloons prove that Mazda can do it.
I honestly reckon that there was a real spacktard generation of car designers who got qualified due to PCness and nothing else.
I mean, look at Chryslers; FFS if I saw even a child draw like that, I'd abuse it physically and verbally.
Even Peugeots used to be elegant, pretty even. Now they're not even using a french curve to draw the wheelarches so they're lumpy. I mean, are they only allowed soft crayons, or something?
Hopefully they'll all die of petulance in the credit crunch and we can get some talented adults instead.
I honestly reckon that there was a real spacktard generation of car designers who got qualified due to PCness and nothing else.
I mean, look at Chryslers; FFS if I saw even a child draw like that, I'd abuse it physically and verbally.
Even Peugeots used to be elegant, pretty even. Now they're not even using a french curve to draw the wheelarches so they're lumpy. I mean, are they only allowed soft crayons, or something?
Hopefully they'll all die of petulance in the credit crunch and we can get some talented adults instead.
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