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[Antonio DiMarco]

I can only speak for myself...but

I had never owned a rotary before and I learned all about it on forums like these before I made my purchase....I had no clue and thanks to great folks who like to share their knowledge and input. There's never a dumb question!! Why must people think that everyone has to know everything mechanical about their cars? I sure don't! Keep the questions coming and don't be afraid to ask anything!!

I get annoyed at people who are ignorant and blame their ignorance on the manufacturer or product before trying to learn WHY and HOW things work they way they do.

I'm not saying anyone on this thread is doing it but I have a BIG problem with people choosing to say something is s*** before trying to educate themselves.

All manufacturers including Mazda are faced with compromise/price/time. Anyone who is in product development know that you have to choose what's important for each product.

Learn before you throw stones.

 

[Byrnie]

Yea I can see your point there (he's not aiming this at you cruz, even though at first glance it seemed that way, I had to read the second paragraph to see that hah)

 

[G-Papi]

I get annoyed at people . . .

You shouldn't allow yourself to become so easily annoyed. It's a vexation of the spirit.

I have a BIG problem with people . . .

You need a solution to Your problem.

All manufacturers including Mazda are faced with compromise/price/time. Anyone who is in product development know that you have to choose what's important for each product.

How about . . .
1. Safety
2. Reliability
3. Customer satisfaction
4. Corporate image

I'm sure that Mazda includes these considerations into the product development process; yet all customers do not fit under the same umbrella. Any customer who pays for a product has the right to question any aspect of that product - without any prerequisite engineering education. In most cases, questioning in, and of itself is sufficient to educate the enquirer.