well being the owner of a 1998 altima, and knowing the history of Chrysler
products, i would rather deal with Nissan any day. Chrysler puts out a
pretty car, but when it comes to working on them, or reliability, forget it.
The Nissan is like working on a toy in comparison.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ronnie Day" <ronday@home.com>
To: "Marc Sayer" <marcsayer@home.com>; <datsun-roadsters@autox.team.net>
Sent: Tuesday, January 09, 2001 12:03 PM
Subject: Re: Z Concept - OT
> >Nissan says retro is dead, yeah right, someone should tell the rest of
the
> >world that. What a bunch of lame, confused, fools.
>
> Yeah, that's the impression I've had, too. But they the have that video
> about the new car that seems to pay homage to the earlier cars. Also tell
> Chrysler that retro's dead. Frankly I'd love to have a PT for a daily
> driver. Even without hopping it up like most of us would tend to do, it's
> a nice incredibly versatile design. Great for hauling A/V gear around in
> for sure. Plus, you can't find them at the dealers. A little bit like the
> 240 when it first came out.
>
> How can the decision makers be SO FAR out of touch. Like I said, I'm
> really looking forward to the SE-R. If Nissan has much common sense,
> they'll market it as a modern day 510.
>
> My opinions. That and $1.50 will (maybe) get you a cup of coffee.
>
> Ron
>
> Ronnie Day
> ronday@home.com
> ronnie_day@acd.org
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