Originally Posted by bluetwo
I mean some people say they're putting all their eggs in one basket, referring to the Evo, but why aren't they willing to have two cars with those capabilities?
Same line of reasoning there is no Civic-R in the states ... people won't buy the RSX-S.
Auto makers don't want to confuse the public as well as split sales among their line-ups. This is causing the decline of GM ... similar cars under different badges. If you can sell a 260Hp i4 turbo Eclipse for $25K, why would people want to buy an Evo for 29K?
I'm all for the turbo Eclipse, but I understand why they aren't doing it.