how many?
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how many?
i was wondering how many rx-8's were gonna be made each year. of course, the more the merrier, but if mazda decides to go buckwild and make 20-30,000 of them like nissan did with their z the car won't be nearly as attractive anymore. case in point, the 350z and the g35 coupe came out the same time, but, at least to me, the g35 is ages more attractive to me still because i don't seem them every single day on the streets like i do with the z.
so how many rx-8's will we see on the roads?
justin
so how many rx-8's will we see on the roads?
justin
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Originally posted by N20SA22C
I have been told 28,000 in the US which makes it still pretty rare company. Choose green ext with brown int and you will be 1 in 28000
I have been told 28,000 in the US which makes it still pretty rare company. Choose green ext with brown int and you will be 1 in 28000
#5
well not that white is a bad color but how many ppl do you think chose white? IMO, the only sports car or "sporty" car to look better in white than any other color are the new Preludes
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Re: how many?
Originally posted by knihc2008
i was wondering how many rx-8's were gonna be made each year. of course, the more the merrier, but if mazda decides to go buckwild and make 20-30,000 of them like nissan did with their z the car won't be nearly as attractive anymore. case in point, the 350z and the g35 coupe came out the same time, but, at least to me, the g35 is ages more attractive to me still because i don't seem them every single day on the streets like i do with the z.
so how many rx-8's will we see on the roads?
justin
i was wondering how many rx-8's were gonna be made each year. of course, the more the merrier, but if mazda decides to go buckwild and make 20-30,000 of them like nissan did with their z the car won't be nearly as attractive anymore. case in point, the 350z and the g35 coupe came out the same time, but, at least to me, the g35 is ages more attractive to me still because i don't seem them every single day on the streets like i do with the z.
so how many rx-8's will we see on the roads?
justin
what mazda shoulda done was make it ONLY IN MANUAL. that would of drastically cut down on the amount of people that dont appreciate these kind of cars. like the s2000, i hardly see any s2000's, why? because its available only in manual. or the evolution, i havent seen a single evolution yet and the car has been out for a few months now, why? cause its only in manual. making it only in manual is the key here, it prevents plp that shouldnt be buying these cars from buying these cars.
/rant off
anyways there was a news article awhile ago, something like 17,000 for the first year and then 30000 for the following years
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Re: how many?
Originally posted by knihc2008
if mazda decides to go buckwild and make 20-30,000 of them like nissan did with their z the car won't be nearly as attractive anymore. case in point, the 350z and the g35 coupe came out the same time, but, at least to me, the g35 is ages more attractive to me still because i don't seem them every single day on the streets like i do with the z.
if mazda decides to go buckwild and make 20-30,000 of them like nissan did with their z the car won't be nearly as attractive anymore. case in point, the 350z and the g35 coupe came out the same time, but, at least to me, the g35 is ages more attractive to me still because i don't seem them every single day on the streets like i do with the z.
I think it's really cool when I get to see the 350z because I almost never see them (only 3 times), whereas I see the g35 (sedan, at least) almost everywhere I look. I think if I lived in California or Florida it would probably be a different story ...
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Re: Re: how many?
Originally posted by vipeRX7
I think how many you see will depend A LOT on where you live.
I think how many you see will depend A LOT on where you live.
So I expect to see a goodly number of RX-8's around here by the end of the year. Fortunately, exclusivity is not a consideration for me.
(*) How two dealerships in the same metroplex of 1 million people can manage that is a constant source of amazement to me.