>Don't buy a '98. Any other year is great,
>including '97 and '99, just not the '98.

How is it that this can happen to manufacturers? Do they get some young new 
graduate with no practical experience in to design something?

I mean, it is just like the Honda F1 team - last year they had a car that 
had been steadily improving and was looking good. This year they have a car 
that has gone back to point 0 and is having to be debugged again. Any points 
they are getting essentially have been obtained because so many people fall 
off the track or get disqualified ...

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