'02 production and the bitter reality
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Originally posted by andrewewing
Prolene, as the owner of a 90 red Miata I know that you can't have a 90 BRG. The BRG was a limited edition 91 model. Only red, white and blue were available in 90.
Prolene, as the owner of a 90 red Miata I know that you can't have a 90 BRG. The BRG was a limited edition 91 model. Only red, white and blue were available in 90.
The badge for it states #440 of 4000 with my name...
The original Dunlops still look great and the battery works! 3600 mi.
[Edited by Prolene on 05-11-2001 at 07:38 AM]
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Yes and I bought my 90 in 89 but it's still classified as a 90 model, just as yours is classified as a 91. I bought my S2000 in dec. 00, but it's a 2001. Occasionally you see people refer to having an 89 Miata because it debuted in June 89 but there is no such thing as an 89 (at least in US) as they were all called 90 models. Production date does not designate model year, that is done by the MSO (Manufacturers Statement of Origin). I's sure your title says 91.
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Originally posted by andrewewing
Yes and I bought my 90 in 89 but it's still classified as a 90 model, just as yours is classified as a 91. I bought my S2000 in dec. 00, but it's a 2001. Occasionally you see people refer to having an 89 Miata because it debuted in June 89 but there is no such thing as an 89 (at least in US) as they were all called 90 models. Production date does not designate model year, that is done by the MSO (Manufacturers Statement of Origin). I's sure your title says 91.
Yes and I bought my 90 in 89 but it's still classified as a 90 model, just as yours is classified as a 91. I bought my S2000 in dec. 00, but it's a 2001. Occasionally you see people refer to having an 89 Miata because it debuted in June 89 but there is no such thing as an 89 (at least in US) as they were all called 90 models. Production date does not designate model year, that is done by the MSO (Manufacturers Statement of Origin). I's sure your title says 91.
I DO NOT have a 1990 BRG Miata, everyone! I have a 1991 BRG Miata.
[Edited by Prolene on 05-11-2001 at 08:17 AM]
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Hey Prolene, take it easy. I never said you didn't own it, just that it wasn't a 90. I didn't mean to make a big deal of it, just wanted to set the record straight. Sorry if I offended you. Peace!
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Originally posted by andrewewing
Hey Prolene, take it easy. I never said you didn't own it, just that it wasn't a 90. I didn't mean to make a big deal of it, just wanted to set the record straight. Sorry if I offended you. Peace!
Hey Prolene, take it easy. I never said you didn't own it, just that it wasn't a 90. I didn't mean to make a big deal of it, just wanted to set the record straight. Sorry if I offended you. Peace!
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Bottomline, no mass production vehicle (including most limited edition Porsches, Ferraris, etc) has aprreciated in value over the last 30-40 years. . .
I don't know what planet you are from but even a with only a mild awareness of car prices you could not make that statement.
