Over the past three years many companies have been battling it out to say that their car is the worlds best roadster. Today I am going to investigate what is really the world best roadster, according to the companies who made the cars and what car magazine. The cars that are currently fighting for the prize are; the BMW Z4 with good look and great style; the Honda S2000, the good looking fine beast; Mercedes" super fast SL55 AMG; Audis" super cool TT and finally, last but not least, the world best selling roadster (but not necessarily the best) the Mazda MX-5. ... Swiftly moving on to one of t...

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Honda was the first company to approach Maloney with an offer to buy the rights to sell the Romulator. Soon he had several offers from various companies for the purchase of the rights to the Romulator. ...

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Early indications suggest that this could cost the ailing company as much as £200 Million per annum, a figure that the company could not sustain. ... During the seventies British Leyland (as the company was then known) was severely damaged by strike action, which led finally to the nationalisation of the company in 1977. ... The company built the Rover 75 to fit the new company taxation system but its smaller vehicles (a significantly growing market) are over 10 years old and uncompetitive in the market place hence adding to declining sales. ... Secondly the company is still a big em...

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In order to gain access to the Mercedes/ BMW dominated luxury market, Ford acquired the British Jaguar Company. ... Daimler is engaged in a cooperative agreement with the Japanese Mitsubishi company. The ties between the two companies go beyond their interests in cars; they extend to electronics and aerospace. ... The combination of these two giant companies makes the competition shudder. ... Daimler, with its strong financial position, has good opportunities for purchasing those companies. ...

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