Intrepidation

http://www.leftlanenews.com/chevrolet-traverse.html General Motors is set to unveil its latest Lambda-based crossover at the Chicago Auto Show this week. The official details remain under embargo until 12:00 a.m., but our photographer managed to snap a few photos of the CUV from the show floor early.

http://www.edmunds.com/insideline/autoshow...agenroutan.html It may have them, but that's what I read, that it appears not to have Stow `n Go at least.

I would like one also...among other things.

Probably not best, since Chrysler left out the flexible seating system.

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Dude I wish, I seriously would buy a 2nd Intrepid since I've had such a great experience with mine...and that's with the bad engine It's not my car though, this is my mom's...and she likes it so whatever It's an upgrade over the Shadow I suppose. Problem is I'm having a hell of a time finding a new driver's side headlight. I just can't find one at any of the junkyards. By the way, 2002 was the last year of the R/T

Interior:

Got wood? :AH-HA_wink:

It's fairly different. Sure the placement of the controls are the same, as is the placement of the gauges, but the panels are all different and FWIW the HVAC controls are different.

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Seen it, I may have posted it in the anigif thread. It is an optical illusion and it's very cool.

The interior isn't bad, and the overall design is ok, but the details disappointed me. I loved the gauge cluster design of the concept's and the integrated center stack, as well as the horizontal pleats on the seats that were a nice retro touch. The worst offender by far though is the ugly steering wheel. Ford can put a unique wheel in the Mustang and Chevy can do one with the Camaro, surely it couldn't cost that much. Still, the design is ok overall, some brightwork on the center stack would be nice. Then again, people won't buy this car for the interior...it just would be nice to see the envelope pushed a little.

Completely boring and hugely disappointing. My GAWD they could at least have given it its own steering wheel.

Best one in the history of EVAR :rotflmao: Also good: And this, will make you crap your pants if you were him:

Karma reminds me of one of the new blues Dodge is offering on the Charger. Steel Blue Metallic I think.

Here's a few without the crazy background colors.

I always liked the way the Axiom looked, too bad they got it bass ackwards and made look like a wagon/car that handles like a truck. Funny how some people make excuses for them and seem to be almost sad they are leaving when they contributed nothing worth remembering, except the Duramax I guess, and sold nothing but junk, and in the end not even their own junk! Then we'll move to another thread and make fun of Ford or Chrysler.

I'll do it later tonight.

Most pathetic excuse I have ever heard for not building a RWD car. Shove a f@#king lawnmower engine in the damn Aveo to make up the stupid 1mpg difference for building one damn car. You could build the Impala for volume and stuff a hybrid powertrain in it. It's completely pointless if the car is FWD, they might as well just scrap the car all together. If they dare cancel the Cadillac RWD vehicle then they might as well close up shop. What are you gonna do? Give us a Cadillac Astra?! The Germans don't pussy out when the going gets tough. They Innovate. Pretty sad that Ford's got more balls than GM at this point to build RWD architecture, and Hyundai too. Chrysler will be in its second generation RWD platform.

Today I saw 2 Caravans and a T&C

Well it runs fine, besides needing a water pump. It'll be in the garage for now. No point in taking unnecessary risks with a bad water pump, I know a certain someone whose Buick aught fire because of it.

Hey ocn, you could get a V6 Camaro, then you can get good fuel economy, a manual, stunning beauty most cars only dream of having, and it won't break the bank since it'll come in cheaper than the V8 model.