Look at this old 323F.

[dichiee]

Is this what we can call the old P5?

 

[PuertoRicanMP5]

i like it, except the head light unit

 

[TECHNICAL 5]

I'd pimp it.

 

[syn_lube_nut]

I believe that its called the Mazda Lantis. I remember writing a letter in to SCC back when they were a Bi-Monthly magazine asking Mazda to sell it here. It was in response to a poll that SCC was doing and they were forwarding all letters to Mazda N.A.

I think that it also came with (as an option) the MX-3's 1.8L V6 (130hp or 160hp-cant remember). THe base engine was the 1.6L or 18L shown. I still think that its a cool car.

 

[sonkinglo]

any one know what year that car is???
it's still look great~~~
i think this old car's design is way better than some new american car..
no offence on american car..but they really need some work on design

 

[Sir Nuke]

hell I want one NOW!! that looks slick!

 

[MP5s Make Ready]

I think car companies should start selling the old cars again.

For example...

Could you imagine the amount of money they'd make if they started making the 69 camaro again? Now, I know about the whole emissions thing, and gas mileage but you know, put a modern engine into the body of a 69 camaro and sell it as a new car.

They'd be sellin like hot cakes.

The country is getting older and they want to reminisce their youth. They need to start making the older cars again.

 

[gunners]

The good old Mazda Astina .. they no longer make it these days.. too bad really...
But it'd be a hell of a good car to buy on the second hand market (provided it's in good condition) and lots of joy to tune up!!!!

 

[Rotus]

I think car companies should start selling the old cars again.

For example...

Could you imagine the amount of money they'd make if they started making the 69 camaro again? Now, I know about the whole emissions thing, and gas mileage but you know, put a modern engine into the body of a 69 camaro and sell it as a new car. <snip>

Remember when Nissan did that with the 240Z? I don't know how well that program did, but the cars sure looked nice.

I don't think that that type of car would ever make it back over here. People in Europe love the 5 door hatchbacks, but for some reason, Americans (or should that be 'mer-cuhns') just don't like them. Mazda used to have the 626 hatchbacks and Sterling had one here also. They just didn't sell. Hyundai is making a go of it with the Elantra GT and Ford with the ZX5. I know that Honda and Mazda still make 5 door hatch versions of the Accord and 6, respectively. I even asked the salesman about it when I took my Mazda 6 test drive. Of course he didn't know anything about it. Will we see them over here? Dunno.

 

[syn_lube_nut]

I doubt that the hatchback will ever, ever make a comeback (not that it ever was popular in the first place) here in the states. I have ALWAYS liked hatches over sedans or saloons (depending on your geographic location). But, I have always liked a wagon over hatches. call me weird but thatsd just me.