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Firebird has better name recognition. I'd be all for it, providing it's really 'Pontiac' .

It's times like these that make me appreciate just how lucky I am to live in North America.

Bring 'em on. If that's what they want to send us... they'll definately be leaving with their tails between their legs.

Those alloys totally let you rock the drum brakes.

And the world gives a big, solid, 'Meh' . It's just an Impala, minus two-doors. The last Monte was built on December 12, 1987.

SOOOOOOOOOOOOoooooooooooooooo many Cayenne's I see are the base model ones with the smaller wheels, and the slow, crappy V6 (which has been replaced, I understand). Yeah... I agree is used to be something special to see a Porsche... but now it's so Ho-Hum... And my neighbour next door won't stop complaining about her Tourag, and its crappy fuel economy.

I'm favoriting this, because it'll come in useful everytime I have some argument with some butt-knocker about how Toyota is all about North America.

OHMYGODWHATTHEf@#kBARBEQUEZOR! t3h d0m3st1cS rU1nT t3h Erth w1tH th31r GIGANTIC ga$$ Gu$$l1ng V33-10 EnG1n3s!@!! Oh wait... it's a Toyota? OMGILUVSIT! TOYTOA FTW!

Because the Buick's manufacturing process is overseen by an American corporation that values quality.

QFT... Where the HELL are the outrageous signatures devoted to KISS? To Motley Crue?!

Actually, the most upsetting part of that video is the first minute or so...

That's nothing... http://www.iht.com/articles/2007/06/11/asi...ood.1-72999.php http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2004/05/10/...ain616432.shtml

He's a douchebag... But like a lot of his other stuff, it's hilarious.

It's 20 degrees and mildly cloudy in my parts. We don't feel the heat as much in Western Canada.

I have two bikes. One is a DeVinci "Hucker" (Quebec Brand) and has Rock Shox 'Psylos' that are adjustable from 3" to 5". The one I ride to work is a cheap, beat up, old-school, Powerlite BMX, similar to this model.

IH8RICE UREPWNT IPWNJ00 ZOMGWTF

My Dad owns a few apartment buildings, so he learned the tricks of the trade. I remember when I was younger, that I could spend half an hour just watching him tinker with various locks, picking them, taking them apart, reassembling them... and even creating them and copying keys. Needless to say, he has saved himself a considerable amount of money, because the tenants will misplace keys fairly often.

Wow. The comments are positive... save one... Douche.

I've noticed that too. And for that... we should be collectively ashamed.

I think Steve Perry is the only sound I can associate with Journey. However, maybe they should get Ed Darst from the modern AOR act, 'Line of Fire' . Their debut's sound is a what I would call a combination of Journey/Firehouse... not too shabby. Here's a sample. http://www3.telus.net/sjdj/01%20Faith%20in%20Fire.mp3 And I should get me some tickets for Def Leppard!

Some things are best left unknown.