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See here's the thing. This kind of stuff is much better with a counselor than a bunch of car enthusiasts. Counselors have psychology degrees and can refer you to places for help. We? Are car enthusiasts. We? Don't have access to any of that. Your best bet would be talking to the school counselor or youth advocate at your school.

GMC gets a Lambda in lieu of Pontiac. Buick also gets one. The GMC will pretty much replace the Astro I believe. Again, all three are sold at the same dealership...does it really matter? No.

Yea I saw that one tonight! Very good commercial.

that "chop" is laughable.

Nope, just calling you on your bullshit, Kris. Can't say I'm the only one who is puzzled by your presence, either.

KEEP RENDEZVOUS!!!

capriceman was referring to your sexuality...so don't be so rude next time, ok?

:lol: You're a good sport. Peace out. :cheers:

Yes, happy birthday. Here's hoping there's a little SoCal weather wherever you are today.

Probably longer. There really won't be a compelling reason to improve the ride/handling as consumers switch to crossovers. Keep the BOFs the way they are, they will always have a loyal market.

I think I'm more with ehaase. The 360s are very competent vehicles, and with the market shrinking they can get away with redesigning them as sparingly as they did in the 80s and 90s. Incremental improvements will be fine as dynamically they are good. I do think it would be a gross misuse of funds to develop an SUV off the 355 because it would involve a lot of altering and reengineering for a shrinking market. If it isn't broken, don't fix it.

If the shoe fits... http://www.cheersandgears.com/public/style_emoticons//AH-HA_wink.gif

Me too.

USC is in the Expo Park area...be careful where you park though, car windows get smashed pretty frequently.

Santa Monica has parking structures everywhere...parking is not a problem. Beverly Hills ditto just use the bi-level garages off Little Santa Monica Boulevard. There's very little parking around USC...and Hollywood is street parking or expensive surface lot parking.

I'm going to piss some people off by saying that anything to discourage white trash truck campers is great in my book! Can't say I've heard this great outcry from the Ford crowd...

Yup, ehaase, same guy, different handle.

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Liam def has his issues. The new album is pretty good; "Lyla" is alright, "Guess God Thinks I'm Abel" is my favorite track from it. My favorite older song is prolly "Morning Glory" or "Wonderwall."

Try me.

Santa Monica is great...Third Street Promenade, the Pier, the Beach...all good places. Hollywood is good, too; lot's of interesting people there. Downtown LA isn't that good, though. USC is great. Beverly Hills can be interesting as well.

But the real question isn't if it's doable, but if doing so would be an improvement over the current GMT-360s. Those are damn good midsize SUVs as is.

No, Oasis was one of the most prominent bands of the mid-90s. They came out of Manchester with an extremely successful debut album, Definitely Maybe that became the fastest selling debut record in British history, then and took the world by storm with their second album (What's the Story) Morning Glory that spawned such international hits as "Don't Look Back In Anger," "Champagne Supernova," "Some Might Say," "Roll With It" and, most famously, "Wonderwall." I'm 95% sure you have heard "Wonderwall." If you haven't, you were not listening to any mainstream music in 1995. (What's The Story) Morning Glory was voted as one of the most defining and best overall albums of the 90s as well as being the second biggest British album in history.

Guys...flood/hurricane damage. It's about the time these cars will be hittng the market.

I know no one with broken hinges except people who get drunk and throw their phones against the wall. Even then, it takes more than one throw.