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G. David Felt

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  1. G. David Felt
    Name: DFelt Trailblazer SS AWD Category: Vehicles Date Added: 2017-03-02 Submitter: dfelt DFelt Trailblazer SS AWD
  2. G. David Felt
    Very good news. Proves if you build it right they will come. GM are you listening? Proper Built Syclone and Typhoon will sell as will a updated SS Trailblazer, Hell give the Greenies some fun factor and build an EV SS. I know the motors are out there to have fun with so think outside the box.
  3. G. David Felt
    Amazing old rides give a modern update and looking hotter than ever! https://autos.yahoo.com/photos/america-s-hottest-hot-rod-the-2015-ridler-award-winner-slideshow/detroit-autorama-2015-photo-1425925847817.html Enjoy,
  4. G. David Felt
    Scooper
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    Do not take it out of context. Up till this test, Chrysler mini vans did great, but now you add an off set quarter crash and of course they all fail. Sorry I DO NOT give Toyota a Pass, it was just as bad as the rest. So now they all have to re-engineer to cover this new test. His mom is happy with her safe mini van plus I am sure she does not drive it like a Nascar is driven. Every auto that has had high ratings on crash test seem to fail when a new test is performed that was not part of the original test set. Keep it all in perspective.
  6. G. David Felt
    Party!
  7. G. David Felt
    Interesting, I would say this is clearly a test mule. While it does look like a possible LaCrosse, clearly those are not the taillights, raised but not the finished ones. Either way, if a new update is to be in dealerships by the end of this year, then you should have two great options. Newest and if the wife loves it great, if not, you should be able to find a killer deal on left over 2015's then. Happy hunting.
  8. G. David Felt
    Brand new Ford Explorer State Trooper ride. Still had the temp license in the rear window.
  9. G. David Felt
    Cool thanks Drew, Glad I have Viper systems on all my auto's. You walk away and it shuts down. I thought it was that way with all Fob systems.
  10. G. David Felt
    Rhino Coated Mustang in Purple Rhino Coated Motorcycle I guess you can say it is far more resistant to door dings and rust but wow the added weight it must put on the whole auto and I would think wind resistance that would slow it down and reduce MPG.
  11. G. David Felt
    That would leave me with the Feeling that GM could be looking at the Hx Hummer Concept as a decent competitor for the GMC label while giving the equal part in the smaller Pickup family to Chevy.
  12. G. David Felt
    If it doesn't make any noise... lots of cars keep the electrical power or lights on after you shut the car off, so you might not realize it is still on if you are distracted after you park. Pardon my ignorance as I have only been in a VOLT once to discover for me as everyone who knows me am just way to tall to fit in the car. So does the VOLT not have a FOB that you have to have on you to be able to start the car? I would think once you left it would no longer be able to run once out of range. Seems to be a QA testing issue that was missed. I thought all auto's would not run once their fob was out of range. Interesting bug.
  13. G. David Felt
    Well to Quote: Posted Yesterday, 09:36 PM Yoda of Vintage cars Members 14,064 posts At least they didn't dip the bottom 8" of the vehicle in Plasti-Dip. I thought his bottom 8" of the vehicle in Plasti-Dip was an interesting comment. WOW was I surprised to see what all people have done with Line-X and Rhino coating. So Post what you have found people to be coating in either of these two products or other meterial. Line-X covered auto's I found. Line-X covered Dash
  14. G. David Felt
    Innocence!
  15. G. David Felt
    Totally agree with this, Till Batteries get a much longer life, I think the VOLT Hybrid is the best solution out there for Auto's. Now to have the Generators run off CNG rather than Gas.
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    WOW, Very cool that GM has done the right thing and is jumping on this. At least all it is, is a software update. How does a person get out of their auto and forget to turn it off?
  17. G. David Felt
    Yet if they believe in their product and build it at a high quality level, the warranty will cost them very little if anything to have that extra 40K miles. It is belief in yourself and the product you make that speaks volumes to customers.
  18. G. David Felt
    I agree, no Raptor is needed in the Full Size stable. I think they can do better with a ZR2 unit and add a Syclone to the GMC side.
  19. G. David Felt
    So Performance will rule for the new CR-Z. Interesting, I see this as a failure as people have clearly said MPG and green is more important. I would think they would want to push to have the CR-Z the ultimate commuter car with a Hybrid Powertrain that hits 100mpg.
  20. G. David Felt
    Interesting and sad. I always hoped GM would take the high road and like the Koreans lead with superior powertrain warranties in the US. This smells of the Bean counters taking back control again so as to increase the bonuses to the executives.
  21. G. David Felt
    Simple...people don't know how to drive, regardless of how many drive wheels their car has, so they pick what sounds the most controllable while texting. Ha. Or as in my family...the ones that prohibitively stay away from AWD or 4wd because it's not remotely necessary...even in PA or DE. Have fun I would agree with mostly flat land and just rolling hills AWD and 4WD is not really needed in the snow, but in washington with steep hills and mountains, AWD and 4WD keeps you away from all the morons in their German brand cars that have run flat tires and can go no where in snow and ice. Plus always safer going up the pass to ski.
  22. G. David Felt
    Man, been working from home this week and drove a whopping total of 2.3 miles for the week. Talk about suckola. I so need a road trip!
  23. G. David Felt
    Bounce
  24. G. David Felt
    Interesting auto, but I have to say it looks very dated and ultra conservative compared to what Subaru used to put out. If you are a suby fan people will buy it, but I think there are far better rides out there.
  25. G. David Felt
    This will be interesting. Wonder if they will have the cool Gullwing doors or will safety regs kill it. I suspect Tesla is having a hard time to have those doors meet crash testing / safety needs. I could see them going away to get the Electric CUV in production.
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