Lack of 2 Door Hatchbacks in the US?

[urban analysis therapist]

Originally Posted by Golden_Monkey

Nice, but I'd rather have this:

Nice! You'd have a much more realistic chance of attaining a road version of the Renault than the Peugeot, since the Renault were built under Group 4 homologation regs. Wikipedia says a total of 3500+ were made over four years.

[StealthRabbit]

I was pretty fond of my 2dr hatchback Wagon.

It was sweet, and FAST and with Bosch Fuel injection... a dream of a 'ski / high elevation car!!!
opel sport wagon - Awesome to say the least!
https://www.google.com.sg/search?q=o...Q&ved=0CBsQsAQ

I guess I will have to take euro delivery of an A3 TDI...
or better yet... just go enjoy euro cars!
http://www.myturbodiesel.com/threads...ry-story.2207/

[urban analysis therapist]

Originally Posted by urban analysis therapist

The ultimate 2 door hatchback. Turbo engine and 4-wheel drive. Also wildly impractical, since it only had two seats, and its hatchback opened up to access the engine and transmission.

But also very rare. Only 241 road-legal examples ever made.

Just saw a Peugeot 205 T16 road car sold at the RM London auction. Price? $230,000, well above my estimate of $100,000-$150,000.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KT__ewQcctg

[Jenkay]

Originally Posted by Golden_Monkey

The Accent and Focus are 4-doors. It seems you're right about the Fiat 500 though.

I drive a Ford a Focus 2-door hatchback. There are several models of Foci.