Proof that Isuzu actively supported limited VX sales?

[blacksambo]

The final product was kinda pricey although and had some nice features, but wasn't exactly enticing enough to justify the price to the general public who test drove it. Had it been a mega-hit, Isuzu probably would have said, "Let's make some more traditional dies and mass produce" but that didn't happen.

Thanks for venturing your impression I'm certain there is truth to it. The high price was indeed an issue ( along with other factors).

[Ldub]

The final product was kinda pricey although and had some nice features, but wasn't exactly enticing enough to justify the price to the general public who test drove it. Had it been a mega-hit, Isuzu probably would have said, "Let's make some more traditional dies and mass produce" but that didn't happen.

Thanks for venturing your impression I'm certain there is truth to it. The high price was indeed an issue ( along with other factors).

Soooo...as a marketing genius, the "quote" function is outta your grasp?...

[RickOKC]

Thanks for venturing your impression I'm certain there is truth to it. The high price was indeed an issue ( along with other factors).

Ha ha... like I said, I may be COMPLETELY wrong about all this (I'd be a little crazy to think everything I found online was absolute FACT.) I just ventured my best guess based on all the stuff I'd read. If nothing else, I'd think any owner can honestly recognize the shortfalls and realize that lots of people wouldn't fall in love with the VX despite it's little imperfections.