Intrepidation

Yeah I'm hoping like hell mine doesn't...lol

It's a hell of a lot of sludge buildup in a 2.7 V6.

This is true.

Man I thought you guys would be on this thread like flies on poop. I guess there's just too much EXCITEMENT!!!!!!! going on elsewhere?

AOL (I hate it with an undying passion actually)

I have photos of the Prizm that beg to differ.

Apparently Ford did a lot to make the car ride and handle better...especially if you order their Track Package or whatever its called.

Just and tip: car accidents don't determine quality, especially since they all looked survivable. :wink:

Look what you started Satty. I think we're eventually going to have to do every brand. This one is for Chrysler. I'll kick things off: The mighty 2.7L V6!

Toyota quality...ask someone you know who broke one!

Yay you started a thread for this so now the Pontiac thread won't have Toyotas in it.

The dire situation in which the U.S. auto industry finds itself has created a lot of national discussion, but for many the consequences are much more personal. It's one thing to see a panel of experts discuss the ramifications of bailing out an ailing auto industry on a cable news shows, but as we see in this video after the jump, it's something altogether different when you're the mayor of a town caught in the crossfire. Virg Bernero is the mayor of Lansing, MI and it's quite apparent that he's not content to let pundits shape the discussion about who needs to sacrifice more to save the auto industry. The Fox News anchor conducting the interview can't do much in the face of Bernero's indictment of what he sees as the double standard between the working man and Wall St. Sure, it's funny to watch a news man get manhandled like that, but it's also satisfying to see a mayor under siege refuse to back down. Follow the jump to see for yourself. Thanks for the tip, everyone! Source: Autoblog

I realized (again) how much I hate AOL and hope it goes bankrupt.

That might work...so would something spoofing "Engineered Beautifully"...the slogan Chrysler was using while the Sebring was being pictured. Also, Dodge: Different would be spoofed.

That might work...so would something spoofing "Engineered Beautifully"...the slogan Chrysler was using while the Sebring was being pictured. Also, Dodge: Different would be spoofed.

Too long, I bet you don't hear that often. It should be a parody of one of Chrysler's slogans.

Toyota has optional Navigation systems Poop doesn't, if you get lost you're $h! out of luck +1 Toyota

I have come to the conclusion that while I would never buy a Mac desktop, when I do buy a laptop it will be a Mac. I like the backlit keyboard, and how the scroller works for the touchpad. You just use 2 fingers and it switches to scroller mode VS pc laptops' tiny corner for scrolling. I can live with Mac OS, I know hot use it, even if I prefer Windows. I don't like how it doesn't automatically recognize a camera being pulled in, and like all Macs I hate how you have to "eject" the flash drive before you can pull it out. But it's a laptop, and wouldn't be my primary computer anyway, so the pros outway the cons in this case.

I have come to the conclusion that while I would never buy a Mac desktop, when I do buy a laptop it will be a Mac. I like the backlit keyboard, and how the scroller works for the touchpad. You just use 2 fingers and it switches to scroller mode VS pc laptops' tiny corner for scrolling. I can live with Mac OS, I know hot use it, even if I prefer Windows. I don't like how it doesn't automatically recognize a camera being pulled in, and like all Macs I hate how you have to "eject" the flash drive before you can pull it out. But it's a laptop, and wouldn't be my primary computer anyway, so the pros outway the cons in this case.

Laptop mice and keyboards.

Well you proved my point for me...the `68 looks far better without the vent windows. Even so, the vent windows still pivoted, the E-Class coupe's is a fixed, glued in window...you know that very type of thing you complain about so much.

I want to start it, but what do I call it?

Well I know I'm buying a Challenger R/T with the Track Pak for my first new car. With that in mind I'm debating whether or not to compliment it with a V8 Camaro or V6 Camaro, and if it should be automatic or manual (since the Challenger would be manual). It would have the RS package either way though.

I'm sorry but that was pure OWN3AGE. CadillacKing makes a point though: Satty is in the Toyota thread making fun of Toyotas with us. I'm thinking of starting a Chrysler thread and seeing how the carnage goes...I bet it could get up to page 20 in a day.

Plus the haggling process with Toyota doesn't involve searing pain and agony. +1 Toyota.