[PorscheDude]

http://autos.yahoo.com/articles/autos_cont...rs-on-death-row



Looks like the Saturn Sky was a flop.



Viper is on the list.



And surprisingly, the S2000. A great car, but only so many can be sold.

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[rhudeboye]

Just the H3. I say delete the whole H line up.



The S2K and Viper is a shock. My buddy was looking for one a few years back and a couple of Honda dealerships had none on the lot and a waiting list.

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[porsche]

Remember the mid 90s, with a down economy and disinterested sports car buying public, a few great cars ceased production:



Mazda's RX-7

Nissan's Zxxx



Yes, both cars are back!!!



However, I still prefer the 92-95 RX-7 over the new-ish RX-8 (still in production?).



Converesely, I like the Nissan Z350 and it's evolutionary replacement, the Z370 even better <img src="/forum/images/smilies/968/biggrin.gif" class="smilie" alt="" />



This may be unpopular, but I won't miss Dodge's Viper for a second. BIG, bloated, stupendiously heavy and a gargantuan "handful" to drive. To me it's a tasteless, expensive hot-mess!



2 cents,

Porsche

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[Cloud9...68]

I'd heard the S2000 was nearing the end of its life, and that a very cool replacement was in the works. Wonder if the realities of today's auto market will put this on the back burner. A shame - the S2000 is a car overflowing with soul.



I was a little surprised about the PT Cruiser. I'd always thought that was a cool car, in a quirky sort of way, and one with a very practical interior layout. It seemed like one of Chrysler's rare successes, although I take it by the announcement that sales must have fallen off the table. Still, it's a little hard to imagine the PT Cruiser heading for the glue factory, while crap like the Sebring soldiers on.

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