Could Spark have a new competitor this fall?

[austex04 48]

Hyundai sells a A seg car in other countries called the I10. I'm surprised Hyundai didn't bring it here since the Spark was brought here. The I10 is not as well liked as the Spark is there, though. In Mexico, the Spark is on it's second year, it replaced the Mantz that was around for a number of years, and are popular city cars there. I've seen a few the last time I was down there, and thought "why can't they bring those cool cars here?" Wish came true.

[Trancer07 30]

You would probably like this then. The Suzuki Cappucino. A small 2 seater with 700cc engine and 63 bhp, and they look great modified.

That thing looks like a baby Dodge Viper! I like it.

[NoSprak 17]

They'd have to price it around $10 or $11 for it to sell. If it's any more than that - you have the much bigger (but just as goofy looking) Versa and the better looking (but less efficient) Spark.

Plus, I'm always a bit leary or Mitsu. Now that Suzuki has left the US market, they're the lowest selling brand. AND ... I'm still scared of their Chrysler blood. I don't trust Chrysler products at all - or any brands that have had their influence.

[lovcom 1]

The Mitsi has more power, and that is a HUGE posative over our Sparks.

[dulsaf2630 9]

That mirage have the same milage as spark. We have it here and the interior is inferior to the spark. Both mirage and i10 is $4k more than the spark.

[Dgolden 7]

I like the lines a lot better on the spark

[NoSprak 17]

It's priced too high for what it is.

They would have had to price it below the Spark and Versa.

[Trancer07 30]

The Mirage starts at the same price as the Spark; $12,995 USD. Features you get for the price aren't bad either. The base model has power locks and windows and keyless entry and a 140 watt stereo with a USB port.