Z-06

Read it that in real world it will have NO RANGE!!

I guess lot of chicks are getting jobs. I have seen a lot of 328 lately. Just a question, how many of those are going in fleets?

Bunt

Then probably take out Delta US Air Dell Gateway United NW Some Mastercard and Visa providers out of your business reporteire. I have heard that taxes and other important information is also being sent there.

I guess Alfa wants a second hard landing on its hiney even before it has reached US shores. I think it will not work. They need more "Bread and Butter" machine to start with.

Blip

Saab SS. Hmmm. Why doesn't GM kill that darn thing. Although I had seen more 9-7 in my weeklong stay in Michigan than my entire life.

A brown Turd pulled over by a state Po-po

I guess NC is getting infiltrated by import humpers. I have seen quite a few on the Chevy lot here and a couple on the road. One saying "Miguel Carpenters."

Toad

Chuck and Larry

Is it not the Opel Corsa from 1996-2001? or somewhere around that time. God it is plain ugly.

Sledge

Loser

Ok here are some answers to my favorite car. 1. The number of Corvettes produced in 1983 are said to be between 43-47. 2. Only one survives at of course the Corvette Museum. 3. The pink corvette is a 1964 model. 4. Just one exists and was said to be owned by the wife of a Chevy Executive. 5. 1974 Sting Ray 6. I am not sure but the first corvette tested in Germany was the C-5R in 1999-2000. 7. St. Louis 1953-1981, Bowling Green 1981-till date. 8. One millionth corvette was produced on 2nd June 1992. A white convertible with black top. 9. It is located in the National Corvette Museum

Reprieve

Welcome back to the land of W. Looking forward for the pictures of the old civilization. Get off the jet lag first!

True. That is what they are doing with the Camaro from the Zeta. As Zeta is highly modular. And if I remember it correctly Alpha is supposed to be highly modular too. I do not see a problem with Kappas going on a modified Alpha in the next gen.

Because the media is still stuck in the good old days of the seventies, when RWD = Less economy. Actually, the economy gap between the two has been almost diminished, when you see similarly powered and same weight FWD and RWD cars.

I will give PCS a Holden Commodore as a gift full of brown he desires.

Don't tell me that is when they will put six-speeds in the trucks.

+1. There is no comparison for a sports handling coupe.

What I do not understand is that in what way did anyone betray you? You were the one who had a big mouth for even a dumb kid to read between the lines. All Michelle had to do is to join the dots no wonder you will be blamed for telling about Dustin. So moral of the story, you F*ck up, you F*cked up, you became F*cked up and you call others to F*ck off?? Peace really!!!

Deafness

It is the TL. No doubt about that. Remember the TSX is Euro Accord. Honda will not tinker with that formula. TL is the one based on the "Larger" Accord platform, which is due for development (5 year cycle). As a matter of fact, it is kinda late compared to the last one, which started making rounds in early 2002.