Yes. Because, repeat after me, a Lancer is not an Evo.
My point being they're all still performance cars and manufactures
do not target people who just buy one particular performance car.
Well maybe Mitsubishi does, which is why they are the only Japanese
car manufacturer that aren't showing a profit.
How is that relevant to this discussion? Even in the performance
car segment, there are different classes. In your own mind maybe
you believe your Del Sol is in the same performance segment as an
Enzo, but I sure don't think an Evo is in the same category.
Then what exaclty is your point? Is it what's mentioned above? Your
idea of a targeted segment is a group of people who are already
driving a car so similar to yours that they aren't going to bother
buying your car?
Reading comprehension isn't exactly your forte is it?
An automotive enthisiasts can also be an intelligent,
informed buyer. Lots of performance cars in the market. If one
isn't as reliable as it should be, buy another. An enthusiast
doesn't have to be so blindly tied to one particular brand of car
that he can't look past faults in it. Faults major enough to
trigger a recall.
Which is what I said! And you said it was crap. 
An Evo is basically a Lancer, but there have been
significant changes it in. Seeing how I do not know what the
problem with the Lancer is, how am I supposed to know if whatever
it is can also be found in the Evo?
1) How is an Evo "basically a Lancer"?
2) What is the problem with the Lancer?
3) How is the problem with the Lancer related with the Evo?
If A is NOT a subset of B, and B has a problem, does A have the
same problem?
You don't have to state it. It shows in your
replies.
If you don't like my replies, then don't read them. It's a
totally different thing to put words in my mouth when I never
stated them.
If you only know of those 3 issues, then maybe you
aren't as informed as you think you are. So based on your mindset,
you aren't part of the target segment either.
Well no one claimed to know everything. And since you insist
that you are in the target segment, what then, are all the problems
of the Evo?
All this aside, part of the target segment or not. I was
only asking what the problem was. You do not have to come in all
smug and arrogant. If you don't know, or don't want to tell. Just
ignore the post.
I did say that if you feel that there's a risk of MMC going
under, then don't buy their cars! What's wrong with that advice?
How was that smug and arrogant?
