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VMPhil @ Mar 30th 2007 4:18PM
This is where the Term EconoSport comes to into play. THe Se-R, the SI, Mazda Speed Protoge\3, GTI are all just out of reach for your average high school hot rodder. These cars are BASED on economy cars but are sold as slighly seperate entities because of performance enhancing options and higher price tags, Marketed at 20 somethings. Evolution and Sti Nomenclatures also could also fall into this catagory but these 2 put a bigger emphasis on performance and exlusivity which warrant the much higher price tag, I would Classify these 2 as sports cars, although some people wouldnt agree with that.
-Phil