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Looks like a baby Charger. Definately not a bad thing, especially for people who like the look of the Charger but do not want a huge V8 RWD car.

Sniff, sniff...Toyota sludge "problem," anyone?

Just remember NOT to benchmark CURRENT cars when designing a car that will be on the roads in 2-5 years. Always think about the future and be innovative.

Gas prices have only risen in the past 2 weeks.

Yet another C&G first. Chinese dumplings set me off. The first time I ate them I was at it for two days and they reeked, too. I usually don't fart in front of anyone but my close family (parents, sister). If I am out in public I'll wait until no one is around (inside) or just do it (outside). Holding them in sucks because they just keep coming until you let them go. Best sentence in the thread, hands down. Edit: Now that I have read the second page...I was on vacation in Baltimore when I was young and I must have gotten food poisoning because I had the "double ended firehose" problem in the middle of the night. I'd finish, clean up and go back to bed only to have it happen again and again. Worst part, I have never told this story to anyone, I ran out of underwear and had to wear a pair of my mom's. Thank God it was the last night we were there.

I have only seen Sienna taxis and mainly in NYC for large groups of people. There are also Odyssey taxis, too. I have seen a few Impala taxis in Philly. Taxis, taxis, taxis.

It is a hell of a lot better than the current VUE even with all the camo, IMO. It will help Saturn, maybe even more so than the Aura (depending on interior).

There is a billboard on I95 outside of Philly that says, "What would an Element and a crab talk about? Turn to XX.X (AM radio station) to find out." with an Element and crab on either side.

The rear quarter panel is a turn off.

That is much more important than some slug that is hopefully making up stories, though the old adage "desperate times call for desperate measures" comes into mind.

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Oops...thanks for the info. Sorry, Dodgefan.

Geely! HA.

Not only that, the first-gen Prius was used as a public experiment of sorts so the new technology could be tested on a large scale. At that time, it could be said, the technology Toyota used was the best it could be and it was expanded on with the second-gen Prius. The SKY/Solstice do not have any groundbreaking new technology or gizmos and the second-gen SKY/Solstice will not have any, either.

3 miles? I'd die after 1/2 mile. BV you need tough man Croc.

Some just don't get it and won't let up. The next-gen Highlander and RX are being designed as we speak (off of the Camry platform) along with the Sequoia and LX (Tundra platform). I think Toyota botched the launch of the 4Runner by having that ugly grey cladding on base and sport models during its first year out (2003). It was quickly changed for 2004 but it still had its impact. I have been seeing more of them, especially the slightly updated 2006 models which have a different grille and LED taillights. My parents got the sport model with the damn cladding and I keep telling them to trade up to a newer one.

I hate it and it does nothing to enhance the current lagging truck. BTW, what is so arrogant about it? Would the Intimidator Monte Carlo be arrogant, too?

The Prius and SKY/Solstice launches/original designs cannot be compared.

I didn't read the first post so I put how many new GM cars my family (parents) has purchased (2) but even that is wrong because I was counting my Grand Prix, which was used when I bought it. Oops... From my memory, we have had a 1986 S-10 Blazer, 1996 Blazer, 2000 Blazer and 1997 (or maybe 2000?) Grand Prix.

I didn't catch that. I figure the LaCrosse has it so a supposedly lesser car like the Impala would, too.

REALY 1 sounds cool? Black mirrors, side molding and no privacy glass?

I got it from GM sales reports.

Is Cocoa what we saw in the Enclave? If so, yum... The Jag XK is awesome.