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Gregg @ Mar 24th 2008 9:29AM
Mosquito, dear, I rev you up that easily? You misread. It is the holier than thou stuff I detest. I have seen too many people declare that the Xb is a disaster (and no better than or worse than) the Aztec, despite what actual sales say as you so aptly point out. It is those people who don't get Scion and they can buy something else. That's not holier-than-thou. That is choice.
Bad taste or not, I want the choice to buy this thing. No it won't be the next big thing or save Scion, but it it weren't for niches, there would be no Miata, no smart, no Mini.