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Car Forum / Australian Car Forums / General Car Topics (Australian group) / April 2006Another win for Mitsubishi 380
http://www.pressroom.com.au/newpressroom/pressroom.cfm?Section=PRR&pr=1835 Well done...... > http://www.pressroom.com.au/newpressroom/pressroom.cfm?Section=PRR&pr=1835 > > Well done...... How is that a win?. They still wouldn't sell any if they made the fucken things run on tap water. > How is that a win?. They still wouldn't sell any if they made the fucken > things run on tap water. You would think all these awards or so called awards for the 380 a lot of people are rushing up at the mitsu dealers to buy one. But the awards has done SFA for them.  SignatureRegards Dan >> How is that a win?. They still wouldn't sell any if they made the fucken >> things run on tap water. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > >But the awards has done SFA for them. You can buy awards, but even with a $5k price drop you can't buy buyers. > http://www.pressroom.com.au/newpressroom/pressroom.cfm?Section=PRR&pr=1835 > > Well done...... What this? An advanced LPG Autogas-powered version of Mitsubishi's new 380 family sedan, featuring the new fourth generation electronic fuel injection (EFI) system, debuts at the Perth Motor Show today. Hardly a win at all. Just another bloody 380 thread! -- Regards Dam >> http://www.pressroom.com.au/newpressroom/pressroom.cfm?Section=PRR&pr=1835 >> [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Hardly a win at all. That should bring them out in LPG only form. Every taxi company would buy one because of the warranty. All they would have to do is advertise "Mitsubishi 380. It cost f.ck all to run." They'd sell them in droves. Fraser > http://www.pressroom.com.au/newpressroom/pressroom.cfm?Section=PRR&pr=1835 > > Well done...... What the f.ck did they win? Pretty soon about the only "winning" associated with 380's is when you get one for free in a showbag. They sure as sh.t can't sell the things. -- Regards, Noddy. >> http://www.pressroom.com.au/newpressroom/pressroom.cfm?Section=PRR&pr=1835 >> [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Pretty soon about the only "winning" associated with 380's is when you get > one for free in a showbag. They sure as sh.t can't sell the things. has to be said.. again. They need to be AWD. All of them. The fact that they aren't and the fact that the previous model had that option developed (here?) is the real indication of corporate intent. I reckon Mitsubishi/DC is and has been desperate to piss off the aus.manufacturing operation - probably since they were building sigmas if the truth be known. They are just playing the game to get out as gracefully as they can given the number of people that need to be made unemployed in the process. Nissan well and truly beat them to the punch:-) SignatureToby. quidquid latine dictum sit, altum viditur > What the f.ck did they win? > > Pretty soon about the only "winning" associated with 380's is when you get > one for free in a showbag. They sure as sh.t can't sell the things. People still buy showbags? A lot of money for a big bag with a lot of space with some worthless plastic thinamabobs. :-) SignatureRegards Dan >> What the f.ck did they win? >> [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > plastic thinamabobs. > :-) You obviously need experience in the fine art of raising children, Dan. How old is your little girl? Wait until she gets taken to her first Show. A showbag is a cheap price to pay for peace and quiet. :-) Been there, done that - three times. Now have a granson to repolish old skills. Steve > You obviously need experience in the fine art of raising children, Dan. > How old is your little girl? Wait until she gets taken to her first Show. > A showbag is a cheap price to pay for peace and quiet. :-) She is 5 months old so the first show is going to be a while. :-) > Been there, done that - three times. Now have a granson to repolish old > skills. :-) SignatureRegards Dan > She is 5 months old so the first show is going to be a while. :-) Ah, nice. By that time showbags will be about 40 bucks each, and she'll want at least 20 :) -- Regards, Noddy. >> You obviously need experience in the fine art of raising children, Dan. >> How old is your little girl? Wait until she gets taken to her first Show. >> A showbag is a cheap price to pay for peace and quiet. :-) > > She is 5 months old so the first show is going to be a while. :-) 5 months!!!! Time flies. I would of guessed 2 months. Fraser > You obviously need experience in the fine art of raising children, Dan. > How old is your little girl? Wait until she gets taken to her first Show. > A showbag is a cheap price to pay for peace and quiet. :-) Sounds like your kids were in control. :-) Michael >> You obviously need experience in the fine art of raising children, Dan. >> How old is your little girl? Wait until she gets taken to her first Show. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Michael They are - from the moment their mother teaches them to sulk. Or scream. As the case may be. SignatureToby. quidquid latine dictum sit, altum viditur >>> What the f.ck did they win? >>> [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > You obviously need experience in the fine art of raising children, Dan. > How old is your little girl? 16? Jig a jig. >>>>What the f.ck did they win? >>>> [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > 16? Jig a jig. She's about 6 months old and was an anal birth from her abiriginal mother. For those that do not know about aboriginal births, they start out as a bowl movement and |
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