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FWD Cadillacs means we'll go back to teh 90's when Caddy has no respect. The Sigma platform has single handedly brought the brand back. Why not just continue to update it? It's world class already, I see no reason to replace it with an inferior platform, and no need to start over with a new one. If GM really does make the Cadillac lineup all FWD I will lose all hope for the company.

Happy Birthday!

There is a point to this, but while both the Venza and RX are related, they're two different forms of ugly.

Hey you got something done today, so don't beat yourself up too much if you end up being lazy for the rest of it. This morning at 4am I did a water change of the aquarium, cleaned out the disgusting filter (there was brown fish gunk/sludge covering every part of the inside of it), replaced all of the nasty algae covered tubes with shiny new ones, put in a new airstone, hooked yup a 2nd air pump, and put some extra decorations back in. Also cleaned the glass and lid. Then I did what needed to be done for work (2 posters and a website update) Formatted my new Corsair Survivor Took a nap at 6 and got up at 11:30 Met with my boss and got paid. Put the money in the bank Went to Shaws and did some shopping Made a kickass grilled lemon pepper tuna fillet sandwich with provolone and on fresh ciabatta bread. Oh and yesterday I replaced my broken windshield washer fluid nozzle on the Intrepid. Thanks WMJ! I hereby give myself permission to be lazy for the rest of the day. Although I may give Atlantic auto a call about engines.

Iron Duke means EXCITEMENT!!!!!!!!!!! I love the GT's...i I could find an `88 with the motor swapped out for something that didn't suck I'd love to have one. 1988 is the year to go with if you want one. It's the one and only year the Fiero got the suspension system it was supposed to have.

We have at least one low railroad bridge in my town. I remember a big semi got it's trailer shaved years ago. Almost happened recently, but the guy in the Ryder truck actually found his brain and stopped before he hit it.

Yup.

People are nuts.

The DTS' looks like a nice interior from the 90's. The switchgear you find in the Impala is also present. In other colors teh STS' interior looks much more inviting. It is subjective yes, but it's still dated.

I like adding a little brown sugar to it...so good.

I never liked the DTS...both what it stands for and how it looks. It stands for everything Cadillac shouldn't be if it wants to be the Standard of the World. The CTS on the other hand represents everything a Cadillac should be. I don't like the proportions, it has a long front overhand which looks cheap. The interior has eerie similarities to the Impala...and I should never be once reminded about a Chevy when sitting n a Cadillac. The STS may be flawed, but it handles better, has more features, has a much nicer interior, has better proportions, and better powertrains.

Just make sure to check it, it only takes 2-2 1/2 minutes to cook.

Greenhouse looks a lot like the Cruise....

CTS, first and 2nd gen obviously.

If you've ever tried bacon on these grills I strongly recommend trying it. You may never cook it any other way again.

*slaps* That's just retarded.

I like gadgets.

I think it's awesome, but I don't really care for the look of the actual car.

The Caliber, like other Damiler era cars, aren't fundamentally bad cars, they're just unfinished or cost cut to hell in the interior. If the Caliber reviewed a new interior (which I don't know why it didn't but the Jeeps did), better noise isolation, and maybe some time around the track, it would be much better.

Someone doesn't realize that a lot of people are waiting fr diesels to be available in 1500 trucks, and realize that they will probably boost fuel efficiency ratings for the trucks too.

He's one of the few celebrities I genuinely have respect for...not just because he's a real car guy but because he's a good person who doesn't just do nice things to get attention.

Neat collection of cars you've had Carbiz. My favorite is the Polara, followed by my soft spot for Shadows and then the wagon. The Rampage is neat but that style front end wasn't pretty.

Mazda3 and Fiesta are way better cars. People buy the Corolla because it's known for being boring "reliable" transportation. I can see the guys at GM developing the Aztek and saying "Yes, people will buy this."

I bet 3.

The above video is all the reminder you should ever need to pay close attention to the signs posted on bridges all over the country informing motorists of their height. We're not quite sure where exactly this particular span is located, but it's 11' 8" height is a good bit lower than what seems to be typical. For this minor little engineering oversight, at least a handful of large trucks have been morphed into instant convertibles. Let's just hope that some of these drivers placed a check in the box for the optional insurance when renting their moving trucks. Thanks for the tip, Stephen! null - Watch more free videos Autoblog