Mitsubishi "i"

[KAZ]

There are only 300 of the fantastic new Mitsubishi "i" car in the UK. Does anyone here own one?

[tali1]

mmm........ the word fantastic and mitsubishi only apply when its a lancer Evo , not on a overpriced unpowered (but cute) mini car

[KAZ]

ooooohhhh....I am sorry that you don't like this little car :(

I personally think its great! Yes it is abit pricey for such a diddy car but you do get lots of "extras" thrown in such as Air con, ABS, Alloy wheels, even breakdown cover! AND it is extremely well built, lots of innovative design features AND it drives like a dream (its not mean't to be fast!! all you boy racers out there!) AND its cheap to run (Lands end to John O'Groats for just �60!!- over 800 miles!) AND its good for the environment with low emissions again saving money on tax and exemption from the London congestion charge!
AND.....Its won 4 awards already in Japan!!!

Anyway, I LOVE IT and YES I do have one! (Did you guess??) I was just wanting to meet some of the other lucky "i" owners out there.................. :)

Cheers!!!

[tali1]

Well it seems to suit your over excited enthusiasm! - remember other cars will have similar spec and will be cheaper so its the exlusivity of 300 that you are paying for.
PS - would you want to travel Lands end to John O'Groats in such a tiny car!
No , i didn't guess you had one , but perhaps that you worked for the PR dept at mitsubishi instead!

[KAZ]

Oh dear, here we go..................

1. Exclusivity is good, Original and unique!
2. Yes I could happily drive 800 miles in my "Tiny car" as it is very spacious and comfortable.
3. No I do not work for Mitsubishi, I just like the car and wanted to meet other like minded people- (That was my original question?)

Thank you for your opinions Tali 1, but If you are trying to be nasty to me I will give you a poke in the "i"

Ha Ha!

[tali1]

??????? err......i was def not being nasty to you ,i can't figure out how you inexplicably and unfathomably reached that bizarre conclusion - i was simply making some light hearted observations