Intrepidation

It's so the Chinese can copy the designs more easily.

I would say f@#k you China...but GM and others won't because it's a cash cow. This is when governments should step in to put a stock to this sort of horse $h!.

I have a few of those! And some METAL Tonka trucks too.

I'm sorry?

When did I mention anything about how many sedans Buick should have? You have quite an imagination.

I wanted to get some today while I got a few clips of the Prizm...but at 94 i was just too bloody hot. Fear not, it's supposed to cool off and I need a radiator still.

You need to have him firing it then.

Every time I see that face I want to jab my eyes out. And the photo on teh right always reminds me of shoop da whoop.

Last week in (yet another) celebration of the arrival of the 2010 Camaro, a parade of some 40 Inferno Orange Metallic Camaros rumbled from Victory Park in Dallas to Sundance Square in Ft. Worth with a police motorcade. It was Chevrolet's first large-scale Camaro event, and hopefully it means that now we can get on to seeing them on the streets, instead of just talking about them being on the streets. You can check out some short-n-shaky video clips of the event after the jump, including some footage of a vintage Eighties Garland Police Camaro, as well as the gallery of photos below. Autoblog

Cruze production begins in `10 but isn't it not supposed to go on sale in the NA market until `11 or `12?

For Chrysler, the cornerstone of its proposed alliance with Fiat is for the Italian automaker to supply its domestic partner with smaller, more fuel efficient platforms and drivetrains. It's been assumed that the Fiat 500 would be one of the vehicles Chrysler plans to market in the U.S., but according to a the Wall Street Journal, it may have more than a subcompact up its sleeve. According to the report, Chrysler showed its (troubled) dealers the automaker's future products today in Auburn Hills, Michigan, and along with the all-new 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee and a revised Chrysler 300, a "sporty little sedan" produced by Fiat was in attendance. Chrysler's head of design, Ralph Gilles, told dealers that the automaker intends to have its own version of the car, with Fiat providing the chassis and Chrysler designing the exterior. Although the WSJ's source didn't specify which Fiat was shown, informed speculation says that it was likely the Fiat Bravo, which would make a killer Dodge Caliber replacement and would finally provide Chrysler with a true successor to the Neon after its demise in 2006. Autoblog

There are A LOT (hundreds if not thousands) of hosts, and not all are created equal. This host is different because it is scalable, which means we can upsize or downsize the space we need depending on traffic...it's flexible. Because when we have big traffic upswings like we did a few weeks back it overloads our current CPU quota and the site goes down....that doesn't encourage new people to keep coming back.

Would you rather us stay on the same crappy host or keep working towards improving the site's usability?

As it should be.

Things is, how could it be improved? I've thought about this for a while...I'm not sure what one would do. Making it smaller doesn't make it better.

Ford Escort, Chevy Cavalier, Dodge Neon, or Geo Prizm/Toyota Corolla between `93 and `97....yeah I know which one I'd rather live with.

LOL apparently you don't get it. MPV = Multi-Purpose Vehicle, not the old Mazda. Since a visual aid is required, these are MPVs: Notice a pattern? Oh look, they all look like minivans. It's because they are minivans. They're mini-minivans. Since the Buick MPV Business Concept is a concept MPV it's going to look like...wait for it...can you guess...you can do it...almost there...a MPV! Could it use styling work? You bet, but it's going to look like a MPV one way or another because it is supposed to be a MPV.

Yeah, that set of wheels is the exact set I want.

That post does explain things better, I'm sure a deep breath will do you good Camino.

We have this:

Camino, maybe you can answer this. I haven't really done yard work ina while, but I noticed today that in the garden where some flowers were there were hundreds of small winged insects f some kind on them. Is there some sort of pesticide I can use that's inexpensive? Home Depot is closed so I can't check it out until tomorrow.

Internet group hug

But this quote is EPIC WIN