ToniCipriani

So they did fix the red dash problem... My friend's Wave glowed green at night.

Wow... very Citroen...

Why do you guys like Sandstone? Along with Sedona Beige, Sandrift, Light Driftwood, or whatever you call it, all those colors scream cheap and rental to me.

The Fit and Versa was because the lower priced Koreans, and the increasing gas prices. You really need to put of that thought that Toyota is the king of this world or something. It just makes you look naive.

Or better yet, they will gradually find the door locks aren't fastened properly at the factory. They send out bottles of superglue on the second Tuesday of each month to the owners, and call them "service packs".

Well if the Solstice is a Fiero in the blood, then it should be an economy car. The Fiero started as a project to design an econobox.

Porsche (that's the name of the red on Porsches)

Alpine Green Metallic?

That's still wierd. I wonder why they don't just use it across the board.

I wonder why it is. The G6, Corvette, Aura, all those cars have manual mode, but they aren't called TAPshift.

E60 BMW M5 Solstice Loads of G6es... honestly I've seen more G6es than Cobalts... Several AMCs Bentley Continental Flying Spur

So... modify it in any way right... The Rocket flies on. The all-new Oldsmobile Alero in Sport Red.

I think it resembles the Firebird a bit more. After all they're both Pontiacs.

I like the original Mallett better. Not feeling for the extra stripes and wheels. http://www.mallettcars.com/solstice-conversion.htm The black one is so much better.

As far as I know the CLK is based on the E-Class...

Last I checked, the Celeron name was first used on a completely stripped down Pentium II with no cache (Celeron 266, codename Covington). The name is still used today for stripped down value processors, based on Pentium 4s. The Celeron I mentioned here is a stripped down Pentium III.http://www.cpu-world.com/info/Intel/Celeron-vs-Pentium.html

I have to say the changed are very subtle, next to nothing changed.

Hey, at least it's a PIII.You probably just need an OS reinstall. I have a Celeron 500 (right before PIII was released) and it runs fine.

I'm all for selling the Solstice overseas, but please not a Chevy version. Keep it as a Pontiac.

The car somehow reminds me a bit of the SS Concept.

Do it myself, minus winters or when it's heavily soiled. Then I take it to a touchless. The garden hose just isn't powerful enough.

I'm surprised that you didn't say it should be front wheel drive. :AH-HA_wink:

The front grille treatment looks really nice. Anyone notice those rims look familiar? Colorado?

It looks like a Subaru B9.

Leave the "own" look to the GXP. I'm very positive it's going to come some time. EPII, 300HP 3.6L DI, AWD... I'm dreaming.