You’re gonna give him Sammy Hagar?

Probably not gonna happen. Iowa is a "right to work" state. As I understand it, they can fire your ass for any reason they feel - including "because we felt like it"

Got an address? I've got some shopping to do.

I'm currently looking at getting an old one right now. I can almost guarantee that the original beat will be tons slower. While it has the 63ish hp that all kei class cars do, it doesn't have a turbo - that is to say, it has no torque. Between the AZ1, the Beat, and the Cappuccino, it was by far the slowest.

Sadly, "muted" in this case means "reduced to a panel crease".

How far back did they send UPS corporate branding by doing this? I mean, the existing truck IS UPS's face to most of us from the US and Canada. You could park an unmarked one of these anywhere in North America, and for the most part, people will know that it's a UPS truck.

Looks like it was started as a joint venture. Upon consideration, I'd say that's still pretty OEM.

You know, I was thinking the exact same thing as you, but I hit up Wikipedia, and apparently it's still in production in Pakistan!

Couldn't they have just used an off the shelf .66L engine from any one of the Japanese manufacturers? They probably could save a bunch in development and manufacturing costs, and parts are readily available. They're pulling like 60mpg out of cars shaped like they were made out of large Lego bricks.

Nah, cars are feminine nouns. They get "la".

But Krown is rustproofing, not paint protection. Good stuff for sure, but not quite the same product.

Honestly, the mini-muscle look is kind of why I like that car so much.

Yeah. That looks like a proper compressor with an electric motor on it. Tell us more.

Agreed. That looks like a proper compressor section with an electric motor attached. I'd like to know more.

I'm pretty sure I saw some variant of this car at TAS last year. I gotta tell you, it looks a lot better in single tone red.

There are 2-3 examples in the city that I live in (that I know of). They all appear to be owned by the same guy.

Plus the bumper of the Oldsmobile Aurora

It's 86 in Japan and Australia, GT86 in Europe, FR-S in the North America. Not sure about the African and South American markets.

Wasn't that like one of the larger Mazda sedans? 626 or 929 or something?

Yeah, weren't there rumors about Ford going to LeMans with this thing? I would imagine that good efficiency would be an advantage in an endurance race.