SCANNED: Old Q45 Articles, Ads, and Brochures

[Jesda]

I have a bunch of old (1989-1994) Q45 ads, magazine articles, and reviews tucked away in a sealed envelope. I decided to finally share them. I took a couple hours this morning and scanned/compressed/sorted/renamed/uploaded them all.

There's also an interesting long-term reliability and satisfaction survey result in there. If anyone wants a high-quality version of an image for a desktop wallpaper or something let me know.

If you're using that pile of dog crap technically called Internet Explorer 6, go to Tools> Internet Options> Advanced and uncheck "Enable Automatic Image Resizing" so you can zoom in and read the article text, or click on the zoom box in the corner of the image.

Enjoy!

All of them: http://q.spilky.com/carscans/Reliability survey: http://q.spilky.com/carscans/q...term/

There's also a few in there for the Mazda 929 and Mazda MX6.

-Jesda [email protected]

[cweberj30t]

Cool beans. You got anything on the J30?

[Jesda]

Got nothing on the J30. Eventually I plan on having all the Infiniti stuff, especially on the M30 just because of rarity.

[Q45tech]

Looking for the 6/90 Car and Driver test where the 6.7 secs zero to 60 mph and 15.1 sec quarter was achieved.

Would be nice to find a set of modern tires [in oem sizes] that could duplicate the 0.83G skidpad and 60.6 mph slalom. [Tread wear index 170]And a set of the U - 90 series brake pads [not the current U91 or U93 that are harder and less dusty] that stopped in 125-129 feet from 60 mph.

[Q45tech]

You are bring back memories one of my partners had a 929 in 1990 which I drove alot just before I purchased the Q.16.6 @82 mph sure didn't cut it.

[AZhitman]

Way cool, Gulati!

[maxnix]

Typical MT attention to detail identifies the wheels as stamped steel.

[ChiQ45]

Nice I love Jesda photo!

[rover3l]

Great, anyone got a Q45 Active road test

[greg_atlanta]

Thanks!

Love the discussion in the C&D article about why a grill and wood trim serve no function and are not necessary.