Intrepidation

And what would killing an innocent person fall under? Especially when you saw him do it? There's no speculation to be had. He's guilty.

OMFG T3H BIAS!11!1 I call bull $h!! Seriously though, congratulations to GM for finally aiming to beat the competition and actually doing so.

One again, the innocent die and the evil live on instead of the other way around.

Of course that jackass was wrong, who in their right mind would think what he did was remotely right? As for funding museums like this or any type. Of course I want my taxpayer money funding them. It is our responsibility to never allow ourselves to forget things like the holocaust, and to honor those who lost their lives. If you want to cuts pending, cut it on useless programs like if the governor wants his office reonvated, free cell phones for state employees and such.

Not if you know, just let him die from the offciers' shots.

That's because among Chrysler fans, Mopar is a general term for anything related to Chrysler. We don't refer to Dodges as Chryslers because Chrysler Corp also has Chrysler brand...and that sounds silly.

I would bet at the very least the Nitro, it serves no purpose at all since Jeep has the same thing. The Compass is an uglier version of teh Patriot and teh Caliber, no need for it. As for the Dakota, I dunno. There is a market for smaller trucks, especially when gas spikes, but the current one is a step backwards from a design standpoint compared to the last generation, the interior is cheap, it's not very good on gas, and the V6 is gutless. Maybe it should go on hiatus until they've got funds to properly redesign it.

I like the ideas being shown on the clay model. It takes the current curvy shape but gives it more definition, sharpens it up.

Amazing that almost everyone hear has mentioned bringing quality up to meet and exceed the competition...how come it took GM (and Chrysler, and Ford) until literally now to figure this out?

I hope this means we'll get to see the new LX's soon...I can't wait for that. Also looking forward to the production 200C, Avenger replacement, and what small cars Chrysler develops. I'm amazed bankruptcy went so well and I hope for a brighter future. I hope GM's goes this smoothly like this one.

Poor writing on the journalist's part no doubt.

Mopar is the brand name used for official Chrysler parts and accessories. So this ranges from everything waterpumps to running boards to crate engines.

Seriously, this is despicable. I think it's even worse that now we're paying to keep this filth alive. Let him die and stop wasting taxpayer money keeping him alive.

WASHINGTON – An elderly gunman opened fire with a rifle inside the crowded U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum on Wednesday, gravely wounding a security guard before being shot. Authorities said they were investigating a white supremacist as the possible shooter. The assailant was in critical condition, said Washington, D.C., Mayor Adrian Fenty. D.C. Police Chief Kathy Lanier said the gunman appeared to have acted alone. He was "engaged by security guards immediately after entering the door" with a rifle, she said. The museum normally has a heavy security presence with guards positioned both inside and outside. All visitors are required to pass through metal detectors at the entrance, and bags are screened. But Lanier told reporters at a hastily convened news conference, "The second he stepped into the building he began firing." Authorities said they were investigating for any possible connection with terrorism or hate crime. The museum, located just off the National Mall near the Washington Monument, is a popular tourist attraction. It draws about 1.7 million visitors each year. Roads surrounding the museum were closed at least temporarily and blocked off with yellow tape. Several police cars and officers on horses surrounded the area. One law enforcement official said James Von Brunn, a white supremacist, was under investigation in the shooting, and a second official said the elderly man's car was found near the museum and tested for explosives. They spoke on condition of anonymity, saying they were not authorized to discuss the investigation. http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090610/ap_on_...museum_shooting

I would think they could choose their own car, otherwise they'd all be the same model. I've seen Fusions, Tauruses, Accords, those Malibus, and now a Challenger.

Sexy! My mom learned to drive and took her test in the `70 `Cuda sitting in our garage.

Hey dude, good to hear from ya.

Nothing wrong with FWD if said FWD isn't a pile of $h!. But oh man, what I would have given to have learned to drive in a Challenger (or Camaro)

Saw a bright red Kia Soul going down the road yesterday. I like them Saw a Driver's Ed Dodge Challenger

Yesterday I saw someone learning a 3-point turn in a Driver's Ed gray Dodge Challenger! I'm so jealous.

Would have designed cars to exceed the quality of the Japanese cars inside and out Would have never considered selling Hummers Would not have allowed half assed products to go into production Would have made sure each brand was forced Would have made sure as much money and attention was paid to mainstream cars (small, midsize, and large) as the trucks Would have worked towards a balanced portfolio of cars and trucks Would have fired people with personal agendas Worked on the legacy costs Would have made the divisions stop trying to compete with each other Would have killed off badge engineering Would have killed models that overlap Would have worked on RWD Cadillacs to compete with the best of the Germans then Would have already cut Pontiac down to a focused, niche roll Would combine Oldsmobile and Buick lineups to make one complete lineup out of two brands, so they could share showroom space and theoretically Oldsmobile would have a better shot at surviviing Would have paid attention to giving Saab actual product Would have paid attention to Saturn, keeping it's S series updated/redesigned, and focus on small cars

"There's a sign in his head that reads 'This space for rent'."

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