Intrepidation

Yay, let's bring back some more threads from the grave.

Sweet drawinsg dude, I particularly like the front end and the rear 3/4th angle of the car.

Yeah, and that Aurora was being reviewed as GM's best midsize car, and only with the Malibu and (to a lesser extent) Aura was it surpassed.

My only gripe with the Challenger is the Steering wheel. If they can swap that out I'll have no complaints...but even so it' rather trivial and certainly not a deal breaker.

So to me, Pontiac has stood for performance, always has, even if it's had dark days. With that in ind, there's no better flagship for performance-oriented Pontiac than the Firebird, which could ride on the premium version of Zeta. Yes, the overall shape is reminiscent of the Camaro, but that's how it's always been, and the body has been reshaped to keep that iconic look while making it completely different. Oh, and you can thank Audi for the headlight inspiration. Hope you like it! I'll do the interior tomorrow. -Update- Interior added.

Saw my very first Astra, a silver XE 5-door. Looked pretty good. More Journeys, today was a silver one. black `69 Camaro

Good question, and I don't know, but it was indeed the sensor. Been problem free since I replaced it.

Speaking of which, I think now is a good time to Follow Honda's lead with the who Unibody pickup...just make it, you know, not hideous and make it actually capable of towing more than a feather. Unibody pickups may be what saves the truck segment, or at least what people who don't use their trucks for hard work buy. That being said, I always liked the Rampage.

Very sorry to hear about your loss BV, thoughts are with you. I've only known one relative somewhat closely that passed away. My grandfather paassed away from cancer when I was 7 or so. He used to tell me all kinds of amazing stories and we would talk for hours. When he passed on I never really new what to think because I didn't understand the concept of death then. I miss him though. Like Borger said, they will live on as long as you never forget them.

Nice photos! Look at that Banana Boat!

Well my cars would certainly benefit from it, it would make driving in the heavy rain much less hazardous.

True, but hey, it's the principle of the thing too.

You do know that the Impala is FWD too right? It's also anything but a performance car.

IF he's using AIM he's online. He can be sent images fromw ho he's talking to. It's also possible he cane view webpages through provided hyperlinks, unless XP is set to block them from connecting.

Cross over to the Dark side. Remember, Chrysler got lots of work to do, but they'll sell you the choice of 3 (or 4 if you can find a magnum) large, V8, RWD cars. :AH-HA_wink:

Was the car structurally compromised? I recall only the front facsia and various plastic bts were damaged, and the car was seen driving under its own power. I know there were subsituting it for a production SRT8, but I heard they were repairing this one too. From Autoblog: I guess I answered my own question as to what they were doing wth it.

Whatever happened to that car? I heard they were repairing it but didn't hear anything after that.

I'm feeling in the competitive spirit lately, if you give me a day or so I'll have a front and interior for you.

I think right now it's not a problem because none of the lower level Lambdas share the same showroom floor. The Acadia and Enclave share the same floor but look nothing alike and are aimed at different demographics with different price points. If Saturn were to move in with BPG then there'd be a problem. However, I'm completely against a Cadillac Lambda. FWD = bad.

I hope the G8 ST makes it here before they completely ruin the brand.

WANT I just priced out my Brilliant Black Crystal Pearlcoat Challenger R/T 27J Quick Order Package RER MyGIG Multimedia System w/Navigation WP2 20" X 8.0" Chrome Clad Aluminum Wheels AFC Electronics Convenience Group (w/Manual Transmission) LMP High Intensity Discharge Headlamps MPD R/T Hood To Fender Strips $38,315 Despite hat other challenges the company is facing, the Challenger proves that it's a good time to be a Dodge Fan

Yeah that's it. The dealer should have put it on the bumper too. Oh well!

The interior, minsu the wood looks pretty sharp in those colors. One thing I notice, is that in the photo it looks like the area where the front bumper meets the fender is misaligned. It's actually pretty noticeable. Anyway, so it's official your's now? Congrats man...it looks tiny compared to the Caddy.