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Snrub
Snrub Reader
4/2/18 8:43 a.m.

I would argue the definition of an enthusiast vehicle is merely something that has an aspect of fun and/or uniqueness to it. This checks that box, even if it's not for most of the folks here. Considering most new products are crossovers, this is a win for our side.

I don't think the appeal of offering some colors should be under estimated. If I look at autotrader for ND Miatas in my area, 13 of the first 15 that appear are grey/black/white. People don't care about colors in their transportation appliances, they do in something they are enthusiastic about.

 

David S. Wallens
David S. Wallens Editorial Director
4/2/18 1:21 p.m.
mad_machine said:
Ian F said:

"Color is back" is a strong statement when red, dark green and dark blue are presented as "exciting" colors. indecision

compared to the monochrome that is out there now. Red, Dark Green, and Dark Blue is Kodachrome

Yeah, pretty much. More often than not, everything in our own lot is white, gray, black, charcoal, silver, pewter, etc. 

dculberson
dculberson UltimaDork
4/2/18 8:41 p.m.

Coincidentally enough, the first one I've ever seen was stopped alongside me at a traffic light on my way home from work today. I first thought it was a Hyundai or Kia. I was surprised to see the Buick logo on the front. I figured it was a Regal or something; never heard of the Cascada.

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