not a chance
I hope you're right. I doubt anyone expected the Cayenne to happen, either.offroadr35 said:not a chance
That is a VWMattG said:I hope you're right. I doubt anyone expected the Cayenne to happen, either.
Robert Puertas said:Are you saying that if Lotus offered a 4wd wagon that was lighter, faster and handled better than a Lancer Evo or WRX STi you wouldn't be interested?
I think I would be...
Ding.adamant said:If they can make money at it , and use the money to build performance cars I would not mind.
Heck yeah, I'd be interested! I love station wagons, they're the perfect family car. What I don't like are crossovers - where they take a perfectly good station wagon and make changes to it that decrease its on-road capabilities (increase ground clerance, increased height and thus higher cg). If Lotus designs a four door vehicle that adheres to the principles that have driven their designs since day one, I'm sure it'd be a great vehicle and I'd want one. My fear is that, let's face it, SUVs are very profitable vehicles for any car manufacturer. I worry that corporate influence (Proton) will view what the Cayenne has done for Porsche and seek to apply a similar strategy to Lotus.Robert Puertas said:Are you saying that if Lotus offered a 4wd wagon that was lighter, faster and handled better than a Lancer Evo or WRX STi you wouldn't be interested?