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G. David Felt

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  1. G. David Felt
    Me Like BIG TIME these improvements! AWESOME
  2. G. David Felt
    Funniest are those people plugged in listening to their music and forgetting that they can still be heard from others when they fart. Yes the music covered it up for you but the rest of us heard it and smelt it.
  3. G. David Felt
    Saw an old Izuzu Pup Today belching black smoke as those old oil burners do when not maintained but amazed to still see it on the road 30+ years later.
  4. G. David Felt
    Very interested in learning more about the T8 powertrain.
  5. G. David Felt
    Also, I think GM's sales goal for the SS (which is 3,000 per year I think) doesn't make any sense to that stuff at the moment. Which is a shame, because I really think an eight-speed could do some wonderful things. Is 3,000 per annum a capacity restriction in the Victoria plant or GM's reluctance to build more? More of the latter That is what I figured. Then GM is to blame for not giving this car a chance to be what it wanted the car to be. If executives make excuse that people didn't buy it, even though we offered a "great car", then they need to be "shown the light". AKA Show them the DOOR! We need young people who are willing to think long term on building quality auto's that people can love. They can be older people also as long as they are still willing to learn and change and not set in their way.
  6. G. David Felt
    GM Also needs to realize that the Baby Boomers are NOT buying Blinging Chrome Auto's that they used to. Most are into their last or 2nd to last auto. Those of us with cash to spend on new auto's are in the 30-50 age range and most of us like luxury that is subdued. I love all my GM auto's including my 2006 Escalade ESV Platinum. If it had more chrome than the door handles, grill, tips on roof rack and running boards along with the very nice 20" chrome wheels, I would have passed. The thing I hate about the last generation was that ugly big brick of Chrome on the back tail gate. Yes I understand some love a chromed out blinged out auto, but I believe their are more of us that love monochromatic auto's. GM should explore doing a Escalade in the Plum Color with BLACK Chrome for wheels, grill and door handles. That is the perfect accent and no more.
  7. G. David Felt
    That is really weird, In looking at charger forums, it seems the 2010 and 2011 chargers seem to have the recirc box break or motor break and this keeps the recirc from working. Requires pulling the dash apart to get to the motor and box. Have them check all your bi-level flaps to see if any are cracked and get those fixed also so you can address all the AC issues at one time. Good Luck, sorry you will have to take this back in. Let me know as I am interested if this is the actual problem or not but like I said it seems to be a common issue on Charger and dodge forums in searching.
  8. G. David Felt
    Stupid question but did you make sure you did not have it in Defrost mode or foot / Defrost mode. I know my auto's all being GM work with face blowing or Face and feet blowing only for recirc. My daughters Durango works the same way.
  9. G. David Felt
    According to VW, the DUNE will have 2 inches taller ground clearance, .8 inches wider and will end up being only .5 inches taller than a standard Bug. Seems strange to give it such an increase in ground clearance but only small increase over all in total height. Less interior head room?
  10. G. David Felt
    Found more info on the DUNE! Specifications General Info Vehicle Type: Coupe Base Price: NA Fuel Tank Capacity: 14.5 gals (55 L) Miles Per Gallon: 23 city / 29 hwy Dimensions Length: 168.9 in. (429 cm) Wheel Base: 99.9 in. (253.7 cm) Height: 59.3 in. (150.6 cm) Width: 73.4 in. (186.4 cm) Curb Weight: NA Ground Clearance: 7.7 in. (19.6 cm) Luggage Capacity: 15.4 cu ft Maximum Seating: 4 people Performance Engine: Inline 4 TSI® Turbo DOHC Displacement: 2.0 Liter Horsepower: 210 HP Max RPM: 5300 RPM Torque: 207 lb-ft @1700 rpm Transmission: 6-Speed Manual FWD Wish they would do it AWD.
  11. G. David Felt
    I think to a certain extent every brand needs a halo auto, sedans, sports car and suv/cuv. Trucks, do not need to be part of everyones lineup but the rest does.
  12. G. David Felt
    Bummer, that is a sad thought. GM should be investing in this auto.
  13. G. David Felt
    Is it possible that it has the transmission due to already being a produced auto for Australia and as such would require more work to upgrade the transmission? I would think if the transmission could handle the HP / Torque and it would get better gas mileage, then GM should have upgraded the transmission before importing it. This seems like a common sense upgrade that should have been applied before importing the engine. Or is it that GM needs to fulfill a contract and figure those that want the performance will pay the GG Tax and we get the contract fulfilled and if all sales go well then upgrade the Transmission in year two?
  14. G. David Felt
    10-4. The s-class sells at an ATP BELOW the MSRP for a no-option car, and you KNOW they are never sold with no options. The option list last I looked totals around $30K, so even taking the 50% dollar figure of the option list, the discount/incentive/dealer price cut is monstrous. I'D like to see proof MB is selling it @ 100% of capacity. Not passing the smell test, just like the "$1500 headlight" didn't. The best information I could find on selling prices and impressions seem to come from this report. US News did a report on the S Class showing average selling price ranges from $89,971 to $134,705 depending on equipment. This runs on average about $5000 below the stated selling price. http://usnews.rankingsandreviews.com/cars-trucks/Mercedes-Benz_S-Class/
  15. G. David Felt
    While many including myself find this a bland looking car, I really do hope it is a success for GM as they need a Halo Family sedan for Chevy.
  16. G. David Felt
    Very cool, looking forward to seeing this little bugger.
  17. G. David Felt
    Dying Cowboys
  18. G. David Felt
    Very cool and for some reason I can now see all the pictures. Nice work Balthazar. Very cool!
  19. G. David Felt
    Camels
  20. G. David Felt
    Bummer for some reason I cannot see the pictures
  21. G. David Felt
    The local news here was talking about how some companies are surging in the 21st century and others seem to be faltering. The news reporter speculated that Mazda and Subaru would be consumed by some bigger company in the next 5 years and that VW who is seeing terrible sales here will either pull out of this country to survive or end up going bankrupt. I had to laugh as he clearly does not know the companies. The only part I would agree with him on was that I still expect merges as we narrow down car companies. Still far more than the world can support.
  22. G. David Felt
    Better to over recall and then recall with clarification in today's news where news and politicians wants to cremate you to get voters and viewer points than to not recall and get caught with having missed it. I am perfectly happy with GM do this and shows they are paying attention.
  23. G. David Felt
    Mounds
  24. G. David Felt
    Very interesting video that covers early info on the Hellcat but also comments on how Brembo is growing to become the standard for new brakes and flat mgmt to allow growth.
  25. G. David Felt
    This is an awesome HellCat video!
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