Not if you have a normal-looking one like a 164. Remember those? Only people who know their stuff know it's anything special. But Alfa Graduates, yeah, those'll bring the looks.
That's what Nissan thought when they gave the 4-cylinder Altima as much power as the 6-cylinder L300. In fact, the L300 V6 is the least-powerful V6 midsize sedan. Performance aside, yeah - the L300 3 with chrome wheels isn't so bad-looking.
A joke indeed.
Yeah - there's a case-by-case reason for every vehicle not over here from a company that exists over here.
The biggest interest was expressed a year ago from MG who said it was very possible for a return by 2008! I haven't heard much about it since then, though.
I think it's unbelievably funny how you can just go around making things up and expect us to believe you all the time.
In the mid-1990s, the US Postal Service made a right-hand drive version of the Jeep Cherokee and Subaru Legacy wagon available to rural mail carriers who, like Victor Vance said, have to reach out their windows to put mail in rural mailboxes. Previously (mid-80s), a right-hand drive version of the Toyota Corolla All-Trac wagon was available. If you drive out to the rural part of your state and check out the government vehicle auctions, usually a right-drive Cherokee or two will show up. And of course, there's no idiotic limit on how many right-drive vehicles can be registered to one person at any time.
I hit someone dithering at a roundabout. I only needed a new front bumper and a headlight.
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