Talk:AC 3000ME
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AC ME3000 or better AC 3000ME?
[edit]Hi, from a member of the german wp. Thank you for launching this article about this nice, little mid-engined sports car from this famous company in Thames Ditton. And espacially "Thanks" to Charles01 for the many pictures about cars from the 70´s and 80´s. I´ve just launched a longer article in the german wp about this car. My annotations: To my mind the article shoud be moved to AC 3000ME because this was the offical name when production and sellings have started, AC ME 3000 was the name officially be used in the prototype era, although some journalists continued the use of this older name also in production times; my sources: [1]; --Roland Rattfink (talk) 10:19, 6 August 2009 (UTC)
I agree. ME3000 was the project name, but it was officially sold as 3000ME. My owners manual backs up this title :-) I'll move this page, and if anyone disagrees we can discuss it. It's such a niche vehicle though, I can't imagine many people noticing... Kylegordon (talk) 23:01, 19 September 2009 (UTC)