Everything posted by ccap41
- Industry News: Crummy Weather May Pose Big Issues for Self-Driving Cars
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Industry News: Crummy Weather May Pose Big Issues for Self-Driving Cars
I was actually recently just talking about this with somebody. I don't remember if it was here or with a coworker, lol. It's relatively easy to follow GPS, lines, cars, and even searching for people crossing roads but inclement weather sounds like a whole 'nother ball game. How will they handle snow and heavy rain??
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Cadillac News: Rumorpile: Cadillac's Upcoming 4.2L Twin-Turbo V8 To Appear in Escalade, CTS-V?
The Audis don't really make sense as there are the S versions of both of those and an RS for the 7. Add those up and they're likely not on that list and it's all the same car. It's a shame about the 4C as it's a beautiful car but I completely understand why that's on the list and #1. Also, a lot of those aren't US exclusive. I know a lot of those luxury brands sell in Europe. I know the CT6 sells in China as well...not sure on those numbers. Yes. Yes. Yes. Their marketing is dog$h! outside of Cadillac.
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Cadillac News: Rumorpile: Cadillac's Upcoming 4.2L Twin-Turbo V8 To Appear in Escalade, CTS-V?
From the little I've read on it, it seems like a more powerful Edge Sport.. It isn't exactly "sporty" or "ST" worthy. I also don't think a buyer of an Edge ST really wants a super tight suspension setup. If they did, they probably aren't buying an SUV..or a sporty one at that. I think something like that would be perfect for me. "Hello 45k? Where are you?"
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Cadillac News: Rumorpile: Cadillac's Upcoming 4.2L Twin-Turbo V8 To Appear in Escalade, CTS-V?
I think every enthusiast is surprised there hasn't been a V-Sport or true V version of the Escalade already... GM has had plenty of different engines to drop in there then they just need to work on a break and suspension package. It seems like a obvious big money maker.
- GM News: General Motors Announces Job Cuts and Plant Shutdowns in North America
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GM News: General Motors Announces Job Cuts and Plant Shutdowns in North America
Do you want me to go to any forum for any car and LOOK for issues? I could probably find issues with your Escalade if I went to a forum and looked for them. Yes, Ford is taking care of the buyers of past models, at least. They extended the warranty, if the issue isn't fixed after three visits to a dealership they buy it back, they cover towing and repairs on it.. big fck up to let it get to that point.
- Rivian R1S SUV Promises To Go Anywhere On Electricity: Comments
- GM News: General Motors Announces Job Cuts and Plant Shutdowns in North America
- GM News: General Motors Announces Job Cuts and Plant Shutdowns in North America
- GM News: General Motors Announces Job Cuts and Plant Shutdowns in North America
- GM News: General Motors Announces Job Cuts and Plant Shutdowns in North America
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GM News: General Motors Announces Job Cuts and Plant Shutdowns in North America
Why do you take anything that isn't blind brand humping as an attempt to belittle them? Those are facts. There is less interior volume behind the driver's seat. That's weird to me for a vehicle this size and it's also weird to others here as well. Are they just attempting to belittle GM? Get pissy with them too. Looking at them in person does not change facts about a vehicle. That is why they are facts.
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Mercedes- Benz Unveils the AMG GT and GT Pro for 2020: Comments
I like this. But I also really like the "basic" AMG GT. I just think it's a great looking car with AMG V8 noises.
- GM News: General Motors Announces Job Cuts and Plant Shutdowns in North America
- GM News: General Motors Announces Job Cuts and Plant Shutdowns in North America
- GM News: General Motors Announces Job Cuts and Plant Shutdowns in North America
- GM News: General Motors Announces Job Cuts and Plant Shutdowns in North America
- GM News: General Motors Announces Job Cuts and Plant Shutdowns in North America
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GM News: General Motors Announces Job Cuts and Plant Shutdowns in North America
Nope, not correct. Cram that in a GT350's body and I still don't care. If I'm buying a product like this I want the noises it makes as well. To me, that's part of what makes it awesome. I'm okay with the EV thing for commuter vehicles and whatnot but I don't want a pure EV sports car. No freakin way.
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2020 Lincoln Aviator Returns After A 13-Year Absence: Comments
@Drew Dowdell, are you out in LA checking this out?
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- 2019 Mazda3 Pulls Out All of the Stops: Comments
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2020 Lincoln Aviator Returns After A 13-Year Absence: Comments
I'm open about disliking chrome on vehicles but the only part of this that screams "too much chrome" is the mirror caps. Everything else seems tasteful, and I'm not a fan of chrome. I'm sure if I had the 70k for an Aviator I would also be okay having a shop paint the mirror caps for another grand.
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- GM News: General Motors Announces Job Cuts and Plant Shutdowns in North America
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GM News: General Motors Announces Job Cuts and Plant Shutdowns in North America
I think you mean with the rear seats down.. From my googling: CRV seats UP: 39.2 CuFt seats DOWN: 75.8 CuFt Edge seats UP: 39.2 CuFt seats DOWN 73.4 CuFt. Either way, if that's with the seats folded down and the Blazer has less space behind the driver's seat...WTF GM? Also, this is all a little mind boggling to me because my brother just bought a new CRV and I've been in an Edge and they do not feel like they are that close in total interior volume.