Intrepidation

Just wondering.

So..are you just thinking about this for fun?

I find teh front end to be the issue I'm pointing at. The rest of teh car is fine, but compared with the CTS, and recent Converj concept, it looks wanting.

I just don't like the fact that GME is made out to seem like it can do no wrong, like it is the savior, when I seriously doubt that is the case.

The front end could use an update, I don't like the tiny strip for headlights. I don't like how they don't follow the lines of the grill at all.

I've never been deep sea fish, but it's something I've always wanted to do. I went surf fishing last year....it was fun, even if we didn't catch anything. I want to fish more when the weather gets good.

Not sPorty.... EXCITEMENT!!!!!!!!!!!!

Funny thing is that all of this bitching about the Sixteen....it's starting to look dated now.

Waking up with a headache.

To quote BV, Bitch please, we're about to get somewhere between a foot to a foot and a half of snow.

Betas are very low maintenance fish. Just feed them and once in a while change the water.

Yeah the white ones look like Blazers or Jimmies.

Again, Yes.

Yes.

I know a lot of Europeans.

What about that 300M you mentioned? Or another Millenia? Also, I know there's good reasons behind it, but I don't care for the "throw away" mentality.

I don't now, but the brand is a joke among Europeans, even non-car enthusiasts.

Well there is the 370Z, although I don't know what size class that falls under.

Taking my words out of context. Being surprised/impressed/amazed that a company known for cheap transportation would come up with something RWD and fun is not the same as being a a badge snob and not buying it just because of said badge.

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Would be like throwing a hot dog down a tunnel.

I can look past the badge.

That it is.

Only problem for those who want to spin off is that none of their product are exactly compelling/class leading with the exception of maybe the new Insignia. "Yay! we're free! erm...now what?" Unless I'm mistaken, GME has been calling the shots for a while now, so it's not GM's fault that most of the product is still lackluster. Of course I could be wrong, don't know the workings inside, that's just what it looks like from the outside.

The Escalade has it's place, but it is by no means a flagship model. A flagship should never be based on a Chevy platform. Right now the CTS-V sedan is befitting of the flagship title. Why? Because it is unique to Cadillac, and most importantly, it is the current Standard of the World which all other cars that compete with it are measured. That is what makes a Cadillac, and that is what makes a flagship.