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Originally Posted by MLL67RSSS
It will be interesting to see how well it sells. The original, one of MOTOR TRENDS first "best drivers car" winners only sold ~8900 in 15 years! That's less than 600 sold a year. The speculation was that even though it was a great car it suffered from a bit of a supercar identity crisis: i.e. The country club set types that drive and can afford these cars are impressed if someones says they drive a Ferrari or a Lamborghini, "I drive an Acura" just didn't impress wealthy people and they think that effected sales.
Think there is a similar phenomenon with the Lexus LFA, two years after production ceased and they still couldn't sell them.
https://www.yahoo.com/autos/bp/new-l...192812270.html |
I'm also curious as to how it will sell.
Perhaps the sales will be modeled similar to the Ford GT. A true Halo vehicle to simply make a statement. Very costly, low production, but demand will see everyone that's built, sells.