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I have to agree. Civic did not deserve it at all, though.

For real.

Looks nice. The rear was the only thing I ever disliked about the current generation, though.

Commentary on the audio clip: I am glad Amanda is taking initiative and going to a technical college to expand her skills. She is smart. I also like how the auto workers are recommending future generations go to college. Again, more skills make workers more versatile. I am very surprised that one of the workers agrees that the "gold-lined" benefits package is out of line for the industry and recognizes he is "very overpaid." It is refreshing to hear someone in this industry with an ounce of self-awareness. The people interviewed seemed to be intelligent, articulate, realistic and surprisingly NOT bitter about the whole situation. Overall, a very balanced piece. So, evok...let's discuss.

You don't know evok's opinions on this because he has yet to give them! This thread was about commenting on the interview. Your responses thus far are therefore off-topic. Why can't you listen to it? Don't have speakers?? I really don't see how responding to a provided audio clip requires private insider forums. All that is being asked is to refrain from commenting until you have listened. It seems simple to me: if you can't listen, don't comment. :rolleyes: Clip works in Firefox. All that is required is Windows Media Player, something that has been pre-installed on every computer since 1998.

That's absolutely laughable since there is almost NO difference between the two parties. Congratulations, you've bought into the great American myth. I think it's hilarious how many Americans confuse Tweedle Dum and Tweedle Dee with Yin and Yang. :lol:

For all the sales GM lost by cancelling the B-bodies they more than made up for with the GMT-800s. :rolleyes:

You Canucks are all the same...desperate attention whores! :lol: Pam Anderson is a Canuck...

...and you call yourself a GM fan!? FOR SHAME!

Yes. IQs are significantly lower, they are just now starting to put their opposable thumbs to use. They speak this primitive form of English that involves adding this nasal "eh?" sound at the end of their sentences. They seem to be unable to directly answer questions and put a large emphasis on "feelings" so much that it impairs their ability to be honest. That said, Canadians generally are friendly and well-intending, though Americans should be advised that they are not to be trusted. ........and if anyone bought that load of crap they should be VERY embarrassed. Duh, cultural differences exist just like someone from the West Coast will feel like they are venturing into an unknown civilization when they travel to the Midwest and vice versa. Canadians are much like Americans, though they tend to be much more polite, spell certain words strangely, and have an odd accent in comparison. Canadians enjoy this place called Tim Horton's, have a special affinity for the Pontiac brand, like Hockey more than Football (I KNOW...WTF!?!?), and don't have their heads ten feet up their asses regarding politics.

"Where are you at?" I think you just revealed some midwestern roots there, OC! :lol: Heh, in all seriousness, Fly's in Tampa.

:lol: This thread is so ADD... I buy and wear lots of clothes...I enjoy looking nice, though I'm not too fussy about it.

You won't be blinding anyone with chrome.......???

Agreed!

y'all will love the 3.6 rendezvous. it is a very competent vehicle and very flexible. we have rented them on vacations before and they are always a pleasure to drive, especially with the power of the 3.6. enjoy!!

sweet

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I know manufacturer-owned dealerships are out of the equation due to state franchise laws, but what do these laws actually say? Is it possible for a manufacturer to own and operate its dealerships if it buys up all of its franchisees?

Still, the curtains help shield occupants from glass better. Also, now I might be wrong here, I heard side airbags only deploy on the opposite side of the impact...i.e. If you're T-boned on the driver's side the airbags deploy on the passenger side. That negates the head protection offered by the curtains in the event of a car-SUV T-bone collision. Correct me if I'm wrong though...

:rolleyes: I think my IQ is lower as a result of reading that...

I'm disappointed that Side Curtain Airbags aren't available. Otherwise, it's GRRRRREAT!!

Use "I'll Attack" by 30 Seconds to Mars for your Resurrection part.

BEST. SOLUTION. EVERRRR: DON'T USE IE!!

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I think it is disturbing how much members think they know when they really have no idea...