ToniCipriani

A solution could be what Volvo does. It has a electronic button concealed near the license plate frame (in this case it can be under the decklid), and an emergency keyhole hidden away with a cover. It locks along with the door locks. Since the remote trunk release is already electronic, I don't see why this can't be done. An electronic button should be cheaper than a mechanical key cylinder anyways.

Problem is SE gets that toothless grin... Is Toyota starting a new strategy? Making fugly cars then refresh it with the actual design the next model year and call it a day?

OK, OK... I know it's a chop... You didn't have to post three times didn't you?

So Toyota really thinks they are Microsoft... Putting version numbers?? Reminds me of an old joke about GM and Microsoft. Does this thing crash a few times a day??

Actually, I've seen recently alot of rental companies buy loaded cars. I've yet seen a rental Lucerne without a full chrome grille.

That decklid is just made like that for the hell of it (Read: Bangled-butt). Doesn't really fit the car. Otherwise it resembles the Tosca.

I have a crazy idea here: http://www.cheersandgears.com/forums/index...?showtopic=7175

mafioso

More info at the bottom: http://digilander.libero.it/cuoccimix/ENGL...sse9-G(Zil).htm

Yep...

I knew it was you... Bonus: what's the model called?

I know... Just finding a way to link it up

Another hint: It's not Korean.

Nope. Hint: It's not American.

No.

http://thehollywoodextra.blogspot.com/2006...007-bmw-v5.html ...Separated at birth??

Well I've been through two Cavaliers, and I'm still alive...

Nope... This model is quite recent.

Not really... What are these? Clue: These aren't production.

No, Hudson is a Terraplane

Actually... They're out of ideas so they're rebadging their competitor's:

spinners

IIRC it's a Caddy. Devilles had them for quite some time.

Oh no, my sunroof is very quiet. Quietest so far (Previous: 626, 323, and Volvo S80).

Toyota Reports hardly have any credability here.