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It's because most people are taught by birth it seems to always cross-shop any car with the Accord or Civic. I grew up in a town where almost everyone owned an Accord in the mid-90s, so the first thing I did before I bought my car (a Mazda 6) was go to a Honda dealership.

I wonder if they would juxtapose these numbers against actual car sales. Isn't the Fusion beating out the Accord and Camry lately?

Exactly. I can see if this was some type of prototype or concept car, but it looks like the same vehicle that will be in rental car fleets next summer.

Wait, this car is REAL? I thought it was a joke. Wow.

HA HA HA that's exactly the first thing I thought.

With that generic design I can SEE why they want to sell that thing for 14k.

LOVE IT! Love the kinky C-Pillar too.

Whoever did that rendering needs to work at a car company.

As far as the car itself, I could perfectly see Hyundai doing this. There is certainly a business case for a 4 seater convertible.

Looks like this is a company that makes one-off or specialty vehicles. Check out the Caddy police convertible I found on their site:

http://blog.naver.com/common/util/imageZoom.jsp?url=http://blogfiles6.naver.net/20100424_21/chihon1_1272095202905_6Stj6i_JPG/Eldorado%EC%98%A4%ED%94%88%EC%B9%B4_07.JPG&rClickYn=true&isOwner=false

Wow, I didn't even know you can travel with airbags.

I worked at a car dealership and the police had to be notified of any shipments of airbags coming into the body shop. It's that serious.

Rather amazing article. Glad you guys got out of Mexico safely.