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Toyota Stages World Debut of All-new 2007 Tundra CrewMax At The 2007 North American International Auto Show http://www.pressroom.toyota.com/Releases/V...YT2007010483060

What makes you think all the CVT transmissions will be failing right after 3/36?

Both G35 and BMW 3 series interiors are nowhere near the competition (Audi, Lexus, Mercedes etc). The only BMW with a truely good interior is the 7 series. All the rest fall short. Infiniti knows how to make great interiors, it's just that even the updated interior in the G35 doesn't appeal to me. Check out the M35/45 interior for a great interior from Infinity. (spectacular car too; to me, best in class)

After the interior, that's the other big issue I have. Why no 6MT + AWD? Makes no sense to me. That's the combo I'd want.

2007 G35 Sedan Base MSRP: G35 - $31,450 G35 Journey - $31,900 G35x AWD - $33,950 G35 Sport AT - $33,450 G35 Sport 6MT - $32,250

I'm not a truck guy so I don't know what's considered great in trucks. But talking about efficiency, the 4.6-liter V8 in the Lexus LS460 puts out 380 HP and 370 lb-ft of torque. (also gets 19mpg city and 27mpg highway) So I don't know if that would be indicative of what we can expect in terms of torque and mileage for the 2007 Tundra

The X3's interior is CRAP! You don't have to take my word for it. Check one out at your nearest BMW dealership.

Toyota opens new front in truck war With new Texas factory, Japanese maker takes aim at Ford and Chevy Indeed, the new 2007 Tundra is much larger and more powerful than its predecessor, with a 5.7-liter, 381-horsepower V-8 engine, compared with the old 271 horses. Trucks start rolling off the San Antonio assembly line next month and hit the showrooms early next year. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/15319160/from/RS.5/

Well, that isn't a tiny car to begin with and would you really ever want to park your $80,000+ luxury car in a parking spot that barely fits?

At the CL forum, a lot of guys are ordering the auto parking feature for their wives. Makes sense because this is a very large sedan and some people may have trouble backing up. Get it for you wife and keep her happy and keep your vehicle free of dents and scratches.

So a bunch of whiners who're cluelessly spouting BS is proof? For every thread like that, you can find hundreds of positive one's about Vishnu at nasioc, iwsti, evom (the forum those guys are talking about) etc.

Bad things about Vishnu? You don't have the faintest clue what you're talking about do you? Secondly, I've been following the posts V has been posting on E90 and Bimmerforums about his 335 coupe and I have yet to read a single negative post on those forums either.

Aaah......the Corvette.......there's a car! Now we're talking.

That is a joke. Who would buy that over a Civic?

YUCK!!! What a terrible front end. That ruins the rest of the car. Otherwise, interior and the rest of the exterior looks nice.

Whatever...

If you don't give a damn, why the heck are you in this thread?

I don't know about the rest of you but I've always found the 350Z to be one of the best looking cars out there. And judging by sales, I know I'm not the only one who feels that way.

I can tell you first hand, if you've never sat in a Lexus LS, your words hold no water. What something looks like and what something feels like are totally different things. Here's a photo of the previous generation LS430 and that car was very special. Refinement like no other car on the market. Every knob, every button, every texture.......that isn't just Lexus marketing speak. This new LS is even better.

Being Nissan's only Hybrid, there will be plenty of tax credits for a long time. This will be a good buy. Heck, even I'd consider this car.

Saw the new CRV yesterday for the first time. You don't notice that grill in person like you do in pictures. It's just there. The quality was impeccable. Interior had a lot of different surfaces and textures and the cloth seats were fantastic. Overall, seemed very nice (no test drive) and should really well.

I agree with the above poster. The newer Toyota's are nothing like some of the older one's which were rock solid in every way. Yes, the newer cars look better and have more gadgets but the older Toyota's were overall better because they were simple, but built very well. If Toyota takes it's eye of the ball (which in Toyota's case, is quality), they'll be headed down from here. They need to go back to the fundamentals that got them here if they're to remain on top - i.e. simple cars, built extremely well.

That interior looks gorgeous! Love the gauges.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=67...docidfeed&hl=en http://www.vtec.net/articles/view-article?article_id=599539