(405en:000083) Re: Hi

[cozi <cut2roc@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi, Sebastien.

Thank you for your precise reply.  As Matsubayashi said, that's what 
I'd like to hear from you.

> btw I'm sorry for my reply to Masashige Koizumi, i didn't put his 
> name because I didn't knew wich was last and first name and did not 
> wanted to make a mistake ^^, so I wanted to apalogize. Sumimasen! 
> ^_^; 

Never mind.  I don't mind anything :)

My first name is Masashige, and last name is Koizumi.  But I thought 
it's a little complicated for foreigners, so I asked my American friend 
to think my simple nickname, then he named me Cozi. (It's mixed from 
Koizumi and cozy, he said.) So, call me Cozi.

Your review about Feench global thought is very interesting.  There are 
both points the same as and the different from Japanese global thought. 
 Especially, contrary to what I had thought is about the maintenance.  
Off course all cars need a maitenance without an exception. But 
Japanese people strongly believe that Japanese cars need less 
maitenances than others.  And somehow we imagine that Japanese cars 
even in other countries are the same as.  But French people aren't 
considering them so - that's quite useful information when I debate 
with my friends who are enshusiasts for Japanese cars ^^;;

Now turn back to our car,

> Peugeot is seen as the "safier" in terms of handling thanks to their 
> constant innovation with the rear and front wheel-axle unit.

I'm sorry but I don't know "safier" means...it means more safe?

If you wouldn't mind, I'd like to ask you more question about Peugeot's 
innovation.  How did they improve their axle units?
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