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I thought Mallett is going LS2 with the Sky as well?

Yes this is. It's a device used to make reagents for PET scanning. I was doing a case study for GE Healthcare and came across this.Back to WA: hemorrhage

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I think it's earlier than that. Our 95 Lumina's manual had instructions for the dual-zone. But ours didn't since it was the base Lumina.

Darn... even the fuel cap is in the same location...

All Pursuits gets renamed G5 for 2007. Pursuit name is dropped completely, and gets the "new" steering wheel. I've seen a base sedan from Avis.

That's not a Cobalt SS you have there... This is the SS.

I actually think the other way round. Despite that's the most common rental-grade paint, it actually works on some cars, especially sedans. And this one is an example where it works. Looks elegant.BTW, anyone thing that front reminds a lot of a Cobalt?

Does it happen with modern cars? This is actually about the hot cranking issue. I came to realize that it seems to only hot crank when I parked my car, go into the grocery and come out a few minutes later.

The headlight unit looks like the one from a Vectra.

Actually, now that they mention it, the understeer on the Epsilon is pretty bad at times. EPII AWD just can't come soon enough.

Anyone thing this is at most a CXL model? Black plastic-look mirrors, cheaper dash, small rims...

Bodykit? You mean body cladding? They've been moving away from it already... Look... | v

3.1?? I thought the last car to use the 3.1L was the Century...You mean 3.5 right?

Hmm... let's Wave the old Grand Prix bye bye... I'll enter one later when I have spare time after last day of classes. Too busy right now.

Wow, the Laser Blue really sets the SS off. I've only seen black and red ones here. I'd take one minus the wing.

Nice... But I was expecting more Sixteen than STS.

No, problem is how they are selling 4-speed automatics as 6-speed automatics, while they still whine how GM is still selling 4-speed automatics as 4-speed automatics. Guys, don't take this so seriously, can you?

But it's the 2007 Silverado Classic that's unchanged. The 2007 Silverado is all new.

But I don't think the 2.8L is currently used in FWD vehicles, minus the Saab.

It says 2007 though.

My first impression is Neon SRT-4. Sorry, but no.

Actually, this isn't a bad idea, either. Keep it wide, but shorten it, down to around the 3-series size.Then Pontiac and advertise "Wide-track" again.

I think this was 1995. Replace "Impala" with "Lumina".I don't like the idea of having so much cars in the Chevy lineup.

Anyone know how flexible is VE? I wonder if it's possible to shrink that platform to the size of a Cobalt. Then we can have a RWD compact to replace the G5.