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  1. The Equinox diesel is rated at 29/39mpg 2WD(28/38AWD). The trucks will hit real world 30mpg. How is that not beneficial? That's realistically 5mpg better for both of those. Factor in the "Real MPG" test MT does and the Equinox got FORTY SIX MILES PER GALLON on the highway. "33.1/46.7 mpg" RIP fuel bill.
  2. As more and more diesels are brought to the US... GM has the Cruze, Equinox, Colorado/Canyon, Silverado and HDs While Ford has the F150, *rumored* Ranger, and SDs, FCA has the Wrangler, JGC, Ram 1500 and HDs.
  3. Yes, I just don't know my GM European brands so I didn't include them. It's safe to assume it is this: http://www.vauxhall.co.uk/vehicles/vauxhall-range/cars/mokka-x/overview.html
  4. Ford has had the EcoSport over there or awhile now. The one to us is the next generation over there. Old one: https://www.ford.co.uk/cars/ecosport?vehicleNavCategory=suv New one: https://www.ford.co.uk/cars/new-ecosport?vehicleNavCategory=suv
  5. And if you want to argue FWD: Fiesta ST. GTI
  6. One would think by now that there is more than one way to measure performance. A vehicle doesn't need 500hp to be a very good performance vehicle. Miata.
  7. Just a guess but I think it has to do with the overall flow of the color scheme. with white seats in the middle as opposed to on an "end" of the vehicle with the dash incorporated in it seems to flow more. Otherwise it would be dark in back, white in middle, and dark up front again. that seems more awkward to me. Other than that, your assessment does make more sense based on wear and where people will be most. Hahaha I completely missed the whole two-door part, too! Wow, screw this vehicle.
  8. When it came out it was priced(with inflation) above today's Colorado's base price.. There's no market for something like that.
  9. What does "SODO" even stand for?
  10. I agree. Older, brick buildings always tend to look classier to me.
  11. Makes sense. It's real small in comparison. I think Cadillac is the only luxury auto maker there. Okay, not true. Lincoln, Acura and Infiniti have been there.
  12. So this is a real place...? Got damn do I love South Park.
  13. *cough* St. Louis! *cough* Ours is shet though.. VW is the only european make and they rarely have much super cool stuff. I really hope they have the new Ram and Silverado though.
  14. Exactly. An open bench for 5 humans is the opposite of luxurious. Buy a Tahoe if that's what you want.
  15. How much smaller can they get?!?!?
  16. Exactly why I said I'd take the E63 over the CTS-V. That's why there are different cars for different preferences.
  17. It's leather, not cloth. You wipe it off like you would black, brown, or tan. It's because they open up and there's gadgets in there. Nobody in their right mind WANTS to sit three deep back there to begin with. This gives you compartments, cup holders, charging ports, etc. " Two individual fully adjustable seats are complemented by an extended and re-designed centre console with electrically deployable walnut tables, integrated USB charging sockets, enhanced stowage and bespoke lighting." That is what's going on back there for their Holland & Holland Range Rover that looks very similar. Lost a seat nobody would use and gained actual bucket seats and much more.
  18. Not every car needs to be about performance numbers and race car-like handling.
  19. Who would have thought, a Californian. It's always somebody else's' fault.
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