Even with those percentages, it still is less than Porsche's sales. Hopefully, the Masers will stay in that rarified air and still meet their objectives. (Translation -- it is okay if you and I have one but not the guy down the street from us.)I remember reading/hearing that they were aiming for 20-25K Ghiblis worldwide.
Also heard that would translate into about 1K Ghiblis in the UK, which still makes it quite a rare car.
Hopefully, the Masers will stay in that rarified air and still meet their objectives. (Translation -- it is okay if you and I have one but not the guy down the street from us.)
I agree on that except for this model: (I like it even more than my Ghibli)Ed
It is funny you mention the Jags. I have seen at least five new jags in my area. I saw one in East Brunswick on Sunday. My son commented on it and we agreed, we didn't like the shape. If you notice the rear from the wheel well to the end of the car, it is too long. Maybe it has a lot of storage room, but it looks off proportioned.
Steve