lol :clap: :up:What a foul looking piece of ****.
Not... really?.. I mean, that all depends on what engine is in this application.What impressed me the most was the tachometer redline marked @7000 rpm, which is quite high for a minivan engine ..
...props for being the first manual-transmission minivan i've ever seen...I'm betting it is a low displacement 4cyl, which would explain the high rev limit. When you look at it that way, it's far from impressive.
In Europe, you will struggle to find one that isn't, and judging by the license plate frame I would say that's exactly where it is....props for being the first manual-transmission minivan i've ever seen...
...well, i'm not sure if that's necessarily a good thing, but props nonetheless - i suppose it justifies the hands-free phone controls integrated into the steering wheel?..
I love my mini van! It can carry 7 sailboards, 2 bikes, 7 masts, 5 booms, big bag of fins and many more sails then I will admit I own to my wife. Plus all the other beach stuff! Occasionally the kids get to ride in it too.-sighs-
...never any love for minivans around these parts...
You can get the Mazda5 here in the US with a manual transmission. It is a minivan (really more like a microvan) built on the Mazda3 platform (slightly lengthend chassis and same engine/drivetrain). Several Lotus owners on here have them....props for being the first manual-transmission minivan i've ever seen...
...well, i'm not sure if that's necessarily a good thing, but props nonetheless - i suppose it justifies the hands-free phone controls integrated into the steering wheel?..