Production Numbers
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Hi Chaps
Does anyone know production numbers on the XKR Coupes 03 to 06?
I'm still looking for a coupe. There seems to be precious few about, certainly none local to me. I know its not the time of year when people put their cars on the market, but I always thought there were quite a few sold to the US market.
It would be nice to know the numbers of coupes sold in North America. I did some searching here with no luck.
Any advice / ideas gratefully received.
Thanks in advance...
Does anyone know production numbers on the XKR Coupes 03 to 06?
I'm still looking for a coupe. There seems to be precious few about, certainly none local to me. I know its not the time of year when people put their cars on the market, but I always thought there were quite a few sold to the US market.
It would be nice to know the numbers of coupes sold in North America. I did some searching here with no luck.
Any advice / ideas gratefully received.
Thanks in advance...
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Coupes are far more rare in the US than convertibles. I've got about 6 - 7 convertibles roaming around my town, but I've got the only coupe (that I've seen). I like it that way.
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I ended up with a convert but I still think the coupe is still a moving work of art.
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Some of the later hard-top foldaways look amazing top up or down, like the current BMW Z4.
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You know, I didn't care about the new Cameros at all, but I was at an overpass on my bicycle and saw a convertible one drive up and under me... I was actually impressed how nice it looked.
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