Hatchback SVXs, just for LlaJay2k

I was showing my car to someone I worked with and he was very suprised when I opened my trunk and it wasn't a hatch back. No there weren't any hatchback SVX, but maybe his friend never actually had one (except in gran turismo) and he figured it was a hatchback, convinsing his friend that he'd actually owned one. Either way, I know the type of people he is, and it's usless arguing.

Originally posted by huck369


None of the XT's were ever a hatchback either.

I stand corrected!


I was thinking of the RX 3 door!

[listed]

Originally posted by $VX
Yeah, I already knew that, since mines an LSL.

And why did I bring him here? Because I cannot LET people be ignorant if I have the chance to show them the truth. Human compassion? I don't know. But it just BUGS me to see people that THINK they know what they're talking about. I know for a fact that no matter what this guy would not believe me no matter HOW I worded it, so I brought it here so that every member could tell him so. Kinda like people with TYPE R Integras. Yeah well, if it has 4 lugnuts, its a FAKE, and I hate when people are uninformed and misled, like this LLJAY guy is doing.

- Ca$h

It seems as if you folks have all to quickly forgotten about "amadeus" in which case this kid could prove all of you wrong as far as existence goes. But the likelyhood of anyone in the US actually having one is laughable. So the answer is yes there was an SVX hatchback but it remained only a concept. I'm sure this person is wrong (as most kids are) but whatever.
Chris

[Aredubjay]

Originally posted by listed


It seems as if you folks have all to quickly forgotten about "amadeus" in which case this kid could prove all of you wrong as far as existence goes. But the likelyhood of anyone in the US actually having one is laughable. So the answer is yes there was an SVX hatchback but it remained only a concept. I'm sure this person is wrong (as most kids are) but whatever.
Chris

The Amadeaus was a Station Wagon, not a hatchback.

http://www.subaru-svx.net/photos/files/Seraph/2411.jpg