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  1. Intrepidation
    Better enjoy it while we can. I'm thrilled that I can spend $20 and fill up the Prizm or Shadow with same change back. Really nice to have in these tight financial times.
  2. Intrepidation
    I spy...a white Challenger as well.
  3. Intrepidation
    Can I haz?
  4. Intrepidation
    You'd have to be really f***ing stupid to do that.
  5. Intrepidation
    What about the Suck Mart? Last I saw they carried them.
  6. Intrepidation
    I think the GTO's biggest problem was the fact that it's exterior design was several years behind what the current styling trend was. It also didn't help that it looked like a bloated Cavalier or Catera. I like the car, but that was one of it's biggest shortcomings.
  7. Intrepidation
    This post wins for best way to describe this car.
  8. Intrepidation
    That just means it has more road presence. :wink:
  9. Intrepidation
    Very cool.
  10. Intrepidation
    Well I'm going on the interior improvements based on the newest models. Of course it could be cheap, won't know until people have actually spend time in one. I personally like the design and although Nissan is getting a bit comfortable using the same G35-inspired Nav design, it works.
  11. Intrepidation
    Agreed.
  12. Intrepidation
    Don't forget the GTO and so far the G8.
  13. Intrepidation
    Hey genius, it kind of is their plan, or did you forget about the Volt, Cruze, Chrysler's subcompact, and Ford's retooling of truck plants to build small cars. So yes, it is to be believed.
  14. Intrepidation
    We should have a context to make an additional skin design. That might be fun.
  15. Intrepidation
    Makes me sick and disgusted with this country.
  16. Intrepidation
    First, it's Obama. Second, it may be an issue, but gas prices will no doubt rise again when the economy recovers (whenever that may be) and fuel consumption goes back up. Fluctuating gas prices are why there should be a balanced portfolio of vehicles, so production can shift from one type to the other based on demand at that moment, and all of them be good products. Plus, there will always be techno buyers and trend setters who crave the latest high tech thing.
  17. Intrepidation
    So very true, and so very sad. Of course these same elected officials were more than happy to bailout the banks.
  18. Intrepidation
    That's a much nicer steering wheel.
  19. Intrepidation
    True that.
  20. Intrepidation
    The Solstice doesn't hold a candle to the new interior of the new Z's interior from a quality and design standpoint, going by how good Nissan's new interiors have been.
  21. Intrepidation
    The photo provided makes it look like a Camry interior with a less ugly center stack and nicer steering wheel.
  22. Intrepidation
    That's like saying it's better to get stabbed in they eye than shot in the nuts.
  23. Intrepidation
    I still like the 90's 300ZX better...but man this has a nice interior.
  24. Intrepidation
    Wow, it's a brick with really rounded edges. I don't like it at all. The old Cube was kind of funky and cool, this is droopy, especially the saggy butt. The interior reminds me of the 2000-2005 Impala dash in the worst possible way (reminding me of it). I like the old cube better.
  25. Intrepidation
    I would have prefered they kept the original rear end, this one is a bit busy and reminiscent of the first Focus refresh. However it's not a dealbreaker.
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