Man, I totally agree with you. I thought about that very same thing. When I would drive my RL around, that would happen to me, the double-takes, I mean. It is quite interesting, isn't it?TXRLU said:On my way to work today I started to about the fact that Saturn didn't sell the projected 5000 04's they had hoped for. I was at a stoplight and as usual I saw people in various BMWs, Acuras, and other car makes. As they drove past the intersection where I was I noticed a few would do a double take in my direction as in, "what kind of car was that?". Not to mention that the blue hue of my car is rather unique as well. As I pulled into the next intersection (I seem to hit ALL the red-lights for some reason) I saw a new generation Grey Mustang driving into the intersection. I was a couple of cars back waiting for the light but hardly noticed anyone doing a double take on that Mustang. Next, the funniest thing just happened, about 5 cars AFTER the grey mustang crossed the intersection, ANOTHER grey mustang crossed the intersection and I just thought to myself, "sheesh I'm already getting tired of seeing so many of them on the road". I had a grin on my face knowing that my car has been on the road for 10 months and people still do double-takes when they see my car.
I guess what I'm getting at is that I think Saturn's loss is our gain. I think as time passes and if the Redline proves durable it may be one of those cars that we look back on and say, "Why people didn't buy these things I'll never know?!?!?!" Kinda makes you see why the F-bodies didn't last much, not enough corporate backing.........