A quick scan of the internet didn't show anything. This type off "New
Tiger" information has arisen about 2 or 3 times in the 10 years I've been
on the list. That said, it could always be a possibility.
Frankly my hope is that a "new" Tiger never comes about. I like the
uniqueness of our 3 year run, 45+ year old car. In the long run any
reiteration of the Tiger will come..., - and then go. Then our cars will
forever be linked to it. Maybe because the new one wasn't good, or maybe
because it was better and our old cars couldn't measure up. In either case I
see it tarnishing our original Tigers.
This is just my opinion, but honestly it is how I feel. I'm sure others
will disagree.
Tom
>>> OK, so I don't understand if this was a bogus April fools joke, but the
>>> cover of the Rootes Review has a story about a 2010 Mark 3 Tiger, which
>>> is supposed to be being built by a company based on Long Island.
>>> Supposedly, the company bought the rights from Chrysler (for an
>>> undisclosed amount of money). The article says the car will have all
>>> the appeal of the 1966 Mk1A (my car!), but with all the technology
>>> available today, and drive like a Mini Cooper S on steroids. Sounds
>>> really cool, but I don't know if this has any foundation in truth. Has
>>> anyone else heard of this? I'm curious to know! Thanks. Mauro<<<
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