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Originally Posted by gixxer
1. Make it a hatchback like it suppose to have.
2. Use a better engine smoother. The s2000 engine reving to 9k would more fun. In today’s era making something to match an engine decades ago shouldn’t be hard.
3. More leg room for kids would be nice.
4. Don’t gain weight.
5. How about upgrading headunit with Xm CarPlay and Android auto so I don’t feel the car is from 2005?
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Making an engine from decades ago today is not only hard it is damn near impossible. By the time they changed them enough to meet emissions and mileage requirements those engines would be almost useless. There are valid reasons why they don't use them anymore.