Intrepidation

Coke is the perfect soda, any variation of it is messing with perfection. Who wants some Tab? I have a case of that stuff and don't want it.

So is this who I ask when I decide to put a 3.5 in my Intrepid? I bet it would be easy for this guy, since besides the exhuast pipe that needs to be bent to fit, it's all plug `n play.

There's one at the mall in Nashua, NH. I tried it once, and the very next time I walked past it to Arby's.

I can't stand beer...I liken it to drinking carbonated piss.

Mk, from a quick search: Buick Lucerene Super 0-60 in 6.2 sec Chrysler 300C 0-60 in 5.6 sec (although I just saw MT reports it as 5.8 sec) Anyway, I like the interior colors scheme of the Super, it looks quite rich, and more upscale than the lower models.

I like it, they sell it a Target and Wal Mart. Some grocery stores carry it too, as do a good number of convienence stores and gas stations.I love the slogan they had when they switched to sugar: "because corn is for cars." My favrote is the cream soda and root beer..I want to try the pepto bismol flavor one!

Just to clarify, I'm comparing V6's not V8s. From Motor Trend:

I wish there was a Wendy's near work

The Sebring and Avenger were developed before Cerberus took over.

Nice, I want to try the toffee one at some point.

N/S V6 > the above mentioned

Why don't you find a way to hook up a manual to the RoadMonster? I mean, I've heard crazier ideas from you.

Handles better, V6 / 5sseed a more lively powertrain, faster, I don't know how tall or wide you are but neither of these cars feel cramped by any means, more electronic goodies, RWD with optional AWD, the only ergonmic hiccup I encountered was the cruise control, which was fixed in the MCE. Both are nice, but my personal pick is the Chrysler.

Well for one, their sales are up in other markets, like Canada. Granted, NA is by far their largest and most important market, just pointing that out. Interiors are bad due to intense cost cutting which is at least partly the result of by MB, after the Pacfica and LX models. If you notice, the lastest vehicles have better interiors, the Journey's design may not be amazing, but materials quality is much better than the Avenger, and the Ram looks to have a very nice interior. We'll see how the interiors are after the midsizers/compacts get an MCE, withc laimedmuch-improved interiors. As for exteriors, styling is always subjective, but the pre-MB era cars have been noted for aging very well, which includes the cloud cars and the LH models. The PT Cruiser is another example of a car that's age gracefully, and their are auto-rag reviews to prove it. For me, the upper-trim LX cars and the Magnum in any form always get a 2nd look from me. We'll see what happens. If Cerberus is actuallyc ommited tp Chrysler, the next round of cars will be the ones to watch. The Ram shows signs of this quality leap. And yes, the Ram is debuting at teh worst time, which is ashame.

Eh, the Prizm makes a great daily driver...good on gas, everything besides the cruise works, and the money saved on gas goes to other things, and when I do get another tank, I won't care how piss poor the fuel economy is. Just remember one thing about what you say about being an enthusiast and about the Corolla with an identity crisis...it's a manual. What are yours cars? Automatic. That counts for something. :wink:

Ah yes, this was show at one of the autoshows shortly before Daewoo folded from teh US market. It is a fairly decent looking car, the Verona, but dated.

Oh I know...I wish they were located here so bad. I'm so hungry now! Looks like reheated Pizza is on the menu today as well, blah.

I forgot about Jack in the Box, they are good too.

Besides McDonald's Fries, I love OutBack's Auusie cheese fries...yum yum.

Must be, those burgers un otherworldly in their goodness. Almost worth a trip there just to have one or 2. I agree,

Can't doube your milage? Please, I pull 36-40 mpg regualary in my little FWD econbox, depending on how $h!ty traffic is. So there The Intrepid can't do double, but 28-29 mpg highway isn't too shabby for a full size car I think.

I hate the grill the Super has. Otherwise it's not bad. Still, I'd rather have a 300 Touring or 300C

wtf?

Oh man, i love Sonic, but the closest one is in PA, and as I recall there is only one Otherwise, although neither of these are drive-thru, Quinozs and Subway are awesome Arby's has the best chicken, and there shakes are awesome, but again, none close to where I live. For burgers, Wendy's makes the best that I can easily get to, and McDonalds's snack wraps, when fresh are awesome, their fries, when fresh, are unbeatable. The best burger I have had to date anywhere is the Ku Ku, a place in Miami, OK, that 68, myself, my girlfriend, and another friend ate at during our trip to Tulsa last year. Spangles also makes great food, but they're only in Wichita, KS Lastly, when I want fish, screw Burger King or McDonald's, it's Long John Silver's Also I get coffee from Dunkin' Donuts almost every morning. Ok I'm done

You know what I want? I saw a Firepower 2 years ago and thought to grab it but decided to get it later. I have yet to ever see one again