I owned one and nothing in that interior could be considered high quality. I went from a 900 to a 9-2x and it felt like sitting in a penalty box. Of course it actually worked which is something that couldn’t be said about the 900 a lot of the time.

It can’t be considered a luxury car with that interior. It was a bad idea when Buick did it in the Reatta and its a bad idea now. 

What’s strange is that the actual game, a matchup between the best offensive team in football

I sold an almost identical 940 +/- 3 years ago for $2400. Mine had more options and was slightly better but not $1200 worth. Sold it to a neighbor so I see it every day. Except for an appetite for fuel pumps it has been reliable and is going strong. This is a NP.

The interior is nicer in 960s but they are inferior cars in almost every other way. 

I’m 6' tall and fit just fine in the S2000. I do not fit in the SLK. If you fit in the SLK then I’m sure you’re correct. If you don’t then it is a miserable experience.

The interior really is the problem though. Seriously the most uncomfortable car I’ve ever driven and probably only ownable by people less than 5'9" because it’s so small. More uncomfortable than my S2000 and that is saying something.

3 dozen? That seems like a ton. How many are actually used by electric cars? Where are you located?

Choose?

From the guy that built the engine

DRIVETRAIN/FUEL SYSTEM: - Currently has 74k on it; M46 has about 4k; 18T has 38k (as of 192000)

*Completely rebuilt motor and transmission - a 1993 squirter B230ET (using Euro ET tight squish pistons). About 220hp and runs flawlessly on 87 octane.
*NEW 18T Mitsubishi turbo with a ported and flowed manifold
*Hallman…

Posted this before but I love it so here is mine

I figured I was just curious. I’ve read wildly different accounts of the reliability of the turbo engine so was just checking.

Not in my experience.

By saying you get poor quality results with the turbo are you referring to MPG or have you had reliability issues?

This seems like a better deal

How many transmissions have you had to replace?

Would rather have this

It isn’t a failure of GM, it is a failure of government. Of course we are looking at this from our point of view and not theirs. If you are a city leader during the malaise era and your city has lost over 50% of its population from its peak this might seem like a great deal.

Why would they if the city will give them what they want?