Z-06

Wow. A story of two concepts. Both seen at the same time. One to be released in about 25 months from the date seen. Other? God knows when!!!

The one that takes only five one-hundred dollar bills to do your laundry?

Are you going to be the driver?

True but the prior designs did not look cohesive at all. This one looks nicer in comparison to the older Bumdai concepts. Somehow the designers figured out how to make the donor cars cohesive using Photoshop.

Overpass

Does not surprise me. If I was a backseat driver, the Lexus would be the most effective car in the group. But then again, I am not a backseat driver.

Gastric

Not a bad looking vehicle. Let us see how the interior evolves. They cannot go retro, as they do not have any history, unless they blatantly copy the leaders like they are used to in the other segments.

Thank God that it was not the GMT900. Well you now have another hole that you can peek into.

Were you a nerd? Teachers have a thing for nerds you know.

Probably ran away when they heard you were going to join the school. I never have had experienced a drought of beautiful teachers, when I went to school.

I do not think there is a bear which gets dressed and then occasionally becomes naked.

They are coming!!

That is badge engineereed. Coleman came up with that version first.

Does this have stick? Will be nice to one to have to get over my Corvette Blues.

Carbonation

What terrible trauma in life do these celebreties go through to create a mess of themselves?

Amen. PUBIX has good food. WD is coming back after going bankrupt. But the choices in Pubix are still better.

The tires are so skinny and tiny. Looks like donuts come standard.

Ask OCNBLU

We still have some people who bash people when GM does wrong or not perfect. Besides most of the people here are peaceloving despite some of them not trumpeting for GM, why do you want to create holocaust by creating a holy war after joining Toyota Nation?

Linkity LONDON (AFP) - Troubled soul singer Amy Winehouse kicked off her 17-date tour with a shambolic performance that saw fuming fans booing and marching out, reports said Thursday. The concert at the National Indoor Arena in Birmingham, was a chance for the 24-year-old to get back to singing and put her woes behind her. Winehouse has had "health issues" -- widely reported to be drug and alcohol abuse -- and her party-loving husband Blake Fielder-Civil is being held on grievous bodily harm and conspiracy to pervert the course of justice charges. But Wednesday's gig at the NIA, which can hold up to 13,000 people, was slammed by angry fans as a "disgrace" after she turned up late and stumbled about the stage. When punters started jeering, Winehouse snapped: "Let me tell you something. First of all, if you're booing, you're a mug for buying a ticket. "Second, to all those booing, just wait till my husband gets out of incarceration -- and I mean that." The Birmingham Mail newspaper's music critic Andy Coleman said it was "one of the saddest nights of my life". "I saw a supremely talented artist reduced to tears, stumbling around the stage and, unforgivably, swearing at the audience," he wrote. James Dyas demanded his money back, according to London's Evening Standard newspaper. "She came on stage half an hour late. She managed four songs but was slurring her words and swaying all over the place," he said. "She fell into the guitar stand and dropped the microphone -- it was atrocious. The song dedicated to her husband was so bad it was like swinging a cat round your head." An, from Birmingham, commented on The Times newspaper's website: "Her singing was awful, out of tune and slurred. She sang for around 50 minutes -- drinking throughout. "I have never seen so many people leave a show. 'Valerie' was my favourite song -- she massacred it!" Pete Massera, from north-west England, added: "It was an absolutely atrocious gig. I, like many others in the audience, got our coats and left before she even finished the set." Gary Atwell, from nearby Rugby, said "streams" of fans walked out, according to the BBC website. "I went out for a sneaky cigarette half way through and at least 40 people left, just in that five minutes," he said. "Valerie", the closing number, descended into chaos when Winehouse stopped singing, dropped the microphone and walked off stage. Winehouse, named best British female solo artist at the Brit Awards in February, has rarely been out of the newspapers in recent months due to her lifestyle issues.

Are you going to change sides?

Scion XB Lite. A good concept though. Amazing for the light weight.

Apart from bias and other pro or con GM sentiments, I still stand by this: 1. Edmunds is a bunch of coffee talk journalists with the most unscientific way of testing. 2. They justify and cling to their claims like a kid holding her Barbie. 3. Other than their car appraisal calculator, they have nothing to offer to form a judicial view of any car. 4. They write it up like the smut magazines found in the checkout isles of Walmart. Look at their Inside Line News and their comments on the bottom of Edmund's Take, any sensible reader can see how much pile they throw. 5. Any glowing review of a GM vehicle from them, makes me hate them even more. Because they always want to refer to the history of GM even if there is a pile of crap not related to the latest GM vehicle. 6. They like to create the flash in the pan. They are always the first to put on something about anything the day it is released and put a caveat saying they attended the special event provided by the manufacturer for "few" or "elite" members of the press staff. 7. As much as they claim that they are true car enthusiasts, most of their tests involve automatic transmissions whenever they can.