H.Jones
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Specifically for Mark Mastro, but an open topic.
Is there a possibility that you could mock up a Roverised Almera (2003 spec) as a Rover 45 replacement? Want to see what that would look like.
Thanks.
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Frankie the 75 nut
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@ H.Jones. Saloon or hatchback?
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Will M
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Would be easy to imagine with an MG grille, or with vertical chrome slats and a viking ship instead of a datsun.
Micra as a 15?
Maybe the Primera would have fared better as a 65?
Qashqows are popular, though would they be allowed with Rover name licencing barring SUVs? Perhaps an MG Qashqow? Or marketed as an Austin/Wolseley? (Might appeal to the type of buyer that buys them because they’re easy to get in and out of!)
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H.Jones
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Hatch preferably, but saloon too if you have time.
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Wingroad
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I would not bother with the saloon as it hardly ever sold as a Nissan.I seem to remember that we only sold 2 or 3 in the years that the Almera was on sale.
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dolomitefan
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New Zealand is full of Almera saloons albeit labled as Bluebirds. Had one as a hire car last year.
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Mike Humble
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Almera…. the Greek god of senile misery
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Mark Mastro
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I really don’t want to do this; having owned one recently!
But I will. Gimme a little while
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Mark Mastro
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Right first one is the Saloon. Did you want more than just minor details changing? It’s very crude at this stage
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