> it doesn't make economic sense It does, in the other parts of the world, where there are cars being made that exist outside of the luxury market. You can st

> it doesn't make economic sense It does, in the other parts of the world, where there are cars being made that exist outside of the luxury market. You can still get a Nissan Versa for $16k. Adjusted for inflation, that's only $7k, in 1990, which is cheaper than a Ford Escort from 1990, and 35% more horsepower. The problem is that people's standards are ridiculous.