FAPTurbo

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I'm not crazy about the styling of the Honda, but it looks like a winner. Definitely better than the Camry... but that's no hard task.

What are the sales figures on Camry CE's anyway? I have yet to see one on the road. Most basic ones I see are LE's...

http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/stor...?hub=TopStories --- The comments are pretty bad, so maybe some of our members can give GM a helping hand in setting the record straight.

The Olympics are boring, filled with unscrupulous countries who will do whatever they can to get a medal, be it by vote rigging or steroids/gene doping, and they no longer represent the human spirit that 'sport' is supposed to embody. Let Toyota be the sponsor, GM can spend it's money elsewhere.

Machine Gun - Warrant I came across a cop of 'Dog Eat Dog' , so I figured I might as well buy it. I'm actually pretty pleased with it. It certainly sounds better, and more mature than that crap-fest 'Cherry Pie' .

It used to be that during WWII, the Cold War, and even now, North America has always had a great chuckle at Russian 'technology' . But if we send them the 2.7L, they'll be laughing at us.

He could easily not be telling the whole truth, but that is something Toyota should look into... and fast. After all, these vehicles were made for off-roading, weren't they? Then again, I only see them in gridlock on the pavement.

That image above looks pretty damn awesome for a crossover.

If you want something now, and you can hammer down the price, I'd go with what DF suggested. The Pontiac, while an awesome car, will be pretty pricey when it comes out. Of course, 'Mr. Opel' will suggest a Grand Prix.

You've been on a roll lately.

If the Aura is 'What a modern American Car Should Be' , then I think I'm going to buy used.

Happy B-Day siegen!,

Those 'Reconfigurable Clusters' are a bit much for me, but other than that, I like what I see. However, I'll be even happier to see them in some vehicles.

Personally, the big news is that diesel. A tiny car like that, and a torque-monster diesel would be worth the price tag twice over.

Wouldn't 4WD eliminate some of the space and interior utility that makes the fit so useful? A family we know wanted a small car, and had an emphasis on fuel economy. I suggested emphatically that a Fit would be the perfect decision. They got a Pontaic Wave instead.

GMC Sprint, or GMC Caballero.

GMC Topkick '6500' : Ironhide Edition.

What I love best, is how the experts are saying that this is totally retarded, and yet the parents just completely ignore the criticism. Sure, mother knows best... but she needs some food for thought if junior is taking dumps in public sinks.

Wowee! Every Third World country is in on it, why aren't we?!

Nice to see you're happy with your decision.

What about a hatchback four door, like that Mazda6? That'd be cool.