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G. David Felt

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  1. USELESS http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_f0zHgs0GpI&feature=player_detailpage&list=AL94UKMTqg-9CQJlQcj0w-qQHgpRA_Tf5k
  2. Yea, Dating myself to my college years at Kobe University in Japan and my first concert for them that I went to was their Music for the Masses concert in Osaka and then Tokyo. That was a week of sweet music.
  3. Love it, The Depeche Mode You Tube Channel has posted the full Music for the Masses Album. Awesome Listening. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4v-MY_5P2L8&feature=player_detailpage&list=AL94UKMTqg-9CQJlQcj0w-qQHgpRA_Tf5k
  4. WOW, Talk about the job security for the team having to deal with this mess in the Legal Department.
  5. Education! NOTE: EMC corp keeps a web page due to the thousands of acronyms they use just so people can figure out what is being said in house.
  6. I agree that the Chevy Version has no WOW factor, but I think the GMC version of the trucks has a WOW factor. The GMC Truck will age very nicely.
  7. If GM can figure this out with the pre-production auto's and keep alive history, then Dodge/Chrysler/Fiat needs to get their act together.
  8. Based on Reading and pictures, this DOES NOT have the same interior space behind the back seat as my son's Patriot. Over all I do NOT see this as a replacement for the Patriot/Compass. Be interesting to see what Jeep does. Course, Fiat does not know how to build quality auto's let alone quality medium/large auto's.
  9. G. David Felt Staff Writer Alternative Energy - CheersandGears.com Chrysler who had donated 93 early production Vipers has ordered all the Auto Mechanic Schools to crush them within 2 weeks as they became a multi million dollar liability after a couple of students took them for Joy rides and crashed. No student from the washington state mechanical program was invloved in accidents, these happened at other schools out of state. A Washington State Community College has a 1992 PreProduction Viper VIN #4 that Jay Leno tried to buy. This Viper was the proto type for a hard top before they came out into production. King 5 news of washington did a great story on this along with interviewing the mechanic program. http://www.king5.com/news/cities/olympia/Olympia-college-told-to-destroy-rare-Dodge-Viper--248667111.html All I can say is it is a Sad Day when they crush these cars. Why if they are donated is chrysler responsible? I feel these cars need to be saved. The history here is too great.
  10. That's why NBA ballers drive full size SUVs or ride in the back of LWB luxury sedans.. I don't have to worry about anyone riding behind me, but I have noticed some cars where the seat doesn't seem to go back far enough....my sister's '00 DTS for example...I've been driving it the last few weeks (Jeep issues) and find even w/ the seat all the way back and the steering wheel in pretty far I have to recline the seat to get comfortable (6'0", long legs). Exactly, that is why all I own is full size SUV's. We just do not fit comfy in cars.
  11. Sleeper cop car, so you replaced your v6 powered one with a v8? Or did you just start changing the outside of it?
  12. My eye's are open SMKZZZZZZZZZZZ To me it is as bland as they always have been, but the interior is not anything special and way below what you can get from other auto companies. MPO
  13. What about a Hyundai Genesis? That has more front leg room and head room than any Cadillac or Chrysler 300 or Ford Taurus. It's pretty big. If you have average size body to leg length porportions it is fine. But for me, shorter body, long legs, no one can sit behind me in that car and since the chair cannot go all the way down to the floor I have to be partially reclined to drive without having my head hit the roof. DEAL BREAKERS. Nice Car as my brother inlaw from my dads side of the family has one and I was able to ride in it and he loves it. but then again, he is 5'7" tall. Once you go over 6'2", most auto's are hard to fit into.
  14. WOW, What a Bland Boring Put you to sleep Auto. The Interior is a Lesson in Minimalist, Plastic Cheapness. Just on looks alone both inside and out I would never recommend this to anyone. For the money, I see nothing to drive me to want to get this.
  15. Welcome back, We have gotten busy in many new ways. Drew is driving the site well. Hope to see you around and comment more on the stories.
  16. Bland interior with a Jelly Bean shape that has a Animation face on the car. Personally, a failure for me.
  17. While I will hold in reserve my judgement about all these new Turbo 4 bangers and if they will last a long time or not, I will say that this is a very sexy kitty!
  18. I agree Blackviper that the driver should have ease of access to all controls, but having no access to the front passenger I think is a mistake also.
  19. Are we sure this is the replacement for the Patriot / Compass? I tried to search for over all size and interior size to compare but did not find anything on the renegade site nor in searching.
  20. The GLOBAL Economy is making it a blurred line of where your auto is built. The bigger question is does the company have what you like and are looking for? Then are you wanting to support local companies or out of country companies. I personally have never fit into non US built auto's but then at 6'6" tall, who to say that I might not fit in this little bugger if the interior is done right. Wait and see. In regards to WWII, with a long line of military on both sides, we freed the people in Italy from their Fascist regime. They have no desire to go back to it and it should not dictate if you would buy from them or not. QUALITY QUALITY QUALITY should matter and Local Support of Jobs.
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