Oracle of Delphi

1-1969 Pontiac Custom-S (bought in Tampa FL)(I still own it) 2-1977 Toyota Celica GT (car the wife brought into the marriage in 1990)(I was 21, wife 17 going into college) 3-1989 Geo Prizm LSi (wife's car) 4-1991 Chevy Corsica LT (GM PEP Car, 14k car got for 8k)(Took it to Mexico and back with me) 5-1993 Geo Prizm LSi (wife's car) 6-1996 Pontiac Bonneville SE 7-1997 Pontiac Grand Prix GT 8-1998 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP 9-1998 Saturn SL1 (wife's car) 10-1999 Pontiac Bonneville SSEI 11-2001 Pontiac Aztek AWD (brought back from GM's Ramos Arizpe Plant), it was yellow. ( I almost forgot about this one!) 12-2002 Pontiac Grand Prix GT 13-2002 Saturn Vue AWD (wife's car) 14-2005 Pontiac Grand Prix GT 15-2005 Chevy Equinox LT AWD (wife's car) 16-2007 Pontiac Grand Prix GXP 17-2006 Ford Ranger Sport (left to me in a will)

Were you at the Tic Toc meeting too?

If the grille were split the other way like Pontiac's, most would say it looked like it had beaver teeth, ala G6 GXP.

It doesnt take that long, just click it yourself and speed it up. Jeez!

I think it looks more like the last generation of GM minivans than it ever did with this restyle.

Now in the case of some of these cars here that might be putting it a bit too strongly, after all, it was often the person behind the wheel that was to blame for the reputation attached to the car. Nevertheless we have put together a list of 50 cars that have, perhaps, captured the public’s imagination for all the wrong reasons. Whether by accident, design, or even bad design, the cars we have selected will remain in the public eye for years to come. After you click the Link, click on, "Launch our 50 most infamous cars story" Link: http://cars.uk.msn.com/News/Top_ten_articl...umentid=5419390

I knew that and everytime it happens it's always cloudy here.

Do they come from France and have Cone heads?

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F the dealer, what's your doctor's number?

Maybe we can make this a pinned feature. Anyway here is one I found, I have no words. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MsyOr71F-0w

Delaware is officially open now!

I remember Sally, I dated her!

You have your own sea breeze, just go down to Ocean $h!ty , MD! :AH-HA_wink:

Hmmmmmm!

I'm glad Delaware is next to the Atlantic ocean. We can easily cool off.

To-may-to. To-mah-to. Po-tay-to. Po-tah-to. Auto Show. Car show. What’s the difference? You can pronounce the food in whatever way your linguistical leanings allow, but there’s a big difference between a car show and an auto show such as the 2007 Delaware Auto Show, scheduled for Oct. 5-7 at the Center on the Riverfront in Wilmington. Put simply, car shows are for classic, antique and tuner cars – vehicles you want to admire close up. At those look-but-don’t-touch events, owners don’t really like for you to touch the cars or get in them. Auto shows offer, however, the coolest, latest, sleekest, hottest rides available now and in the immediate future for the gearhead in all of us. Dealers encourage you to touch a car, sit in it, and really get the feeling of it – all without pressure. And there’s a big bonus for the Delaware show: It’s gonna have 2008 models three months before the show in Philadelphia, points out Larry Giacchino, of Carman Ford in New Castle. He’s also chairman of the Delaware Automobile and Truck Dealers Association. Carman plans to highlight the Escape and Mariner hybrid vehicles, and lots of manufacturers will show concept cars, Giacchino says. With Chrysler and General Motors plants located in New Castle County, the automobile industry is vital to the state’s economy, making Delaware a natural place to hold an auto show. Article Continues: http://www.delawareonline.com/apps/pbcs.dl...ID=200770809052 Delaware Autoshow Link: http://www.delawareautoshow.com/apps/pbcs....on?category=das

Why that is the new Pontiac Grand Prix that we built in secret at Opel! We were just doing a little altitude testing.

I'm sad to see it go too! What will I have to pick on you about now?

Hmmm, this brings me to an incident that happened to me tonight. We went out tonight and met up with about 20 friends and assorted spouses. We all went to a dinner dance place that we all like here locally. One of my friend's wife, started coming on to me, standing in back of me and leaning over me as I ate asking me to come dance with her. She has a great rack too, and let's just say as she leaned next to me, there was body contact. She drags me up on the dance floor and dances so close to me that even the Holy Ghost couldn't get between us. All this in front of my wife, her husband (who is a special forces guy) and our common assorted friends, who some were turning so red because of how sexual her dancing had become. This was so unexpected and not like her normally but she had been drinking (I don't know how much), and we socialize with these people often throughout the year as I said as a group of 20 (10 couples) or so. Her husband was fuming and still she kept draging me up on the dance floor. It became the talk of the evening of our group after they left. All agreed I was not to blame, and I actually was minding my own business when it started. I asked my wife if she were upset when we got in the GP, she answered "No, because who you're going home with is me, so why be upset?" With that, I turned the Grand Prix on and headed for home.

Wanted Dead or Alive - Bon Jovi

Bryan Nesbitt was named to the newly created position of vice president of design for North America and Mark Adams to the equivalent European position. Mike Simcoe was rumored to have had that job all sewn up, but seems power positions, are going from GMNA to GME and back again to GMNA. I kind of like that plan myself. :AH-HA_wink:

Is that Camino in the white sailor hat, Hawaiian leis, in the blue shorts, waving to us?

Well of course, I've learned the Holden Cha Cha this week. It goes like this, One, Two, Three, Four, let's sweep Holden out the door, Cha Cha Cha! This boy gots some rhythm, if I do say so myself. Oh well I better go, my beautiful wife wants to go out to dinner. We'll have to Cha Cha later! :AH-HA_wink: