Cory Wolfe

Me too. I regret selling mine.

...Or a dark blue Sunfire GT burning out on Main St. I still question that to this day.

Hahahaha... That's... Odd... Myself, I have very realistic, but very ADD like dreams. They're never very odd, but they jump around alot and are very random.

*cough* Excuse *cough*

I've been looking this over for a good half hour now (while all the pics load, that is)... and I must say, It's better than I expected, especially since it's a Ford. Inside, while the expanse of silver trim is overwhelming and the overall design reeking of typical Ford plainness, the details are nice. The interior lighting is certainly appealing and much better than that ugly green Ford usually uses. The ambient lighting is as well. I'm not sure how I like the raised the radio display. Might be an intuitive idea, but having the controls next to the display seems like it would be more logical. Overall, the interior is refreshing in some ways, but a turn off in others. Outside, it's a mixed bag, too. I like the taillights; they're simple, classy, and modern. The same can't be said about the headlights. The detailing, like the interior, is nice but the overall appearance is lacking. I can't stand the shape of them, nor how they're integrated into the front end. It's as if they took a Contour's front fascia and made it blocky. The lower fascia is just blocky and bland. Those foglights look horrible next to the headlights. The side is where you can see the old Focus showing through. It looks dumpy from this perspective. Those wheels looks especially tiny. It also looks tall. It's like a bigger Aveo, in essence. To conclude, I'm just going to have to see it in person. Too many oddities to form a real opinion.

Wow... That is horrible. Absolutely, undeniably horrible.

Oh my...

Eh... Some aspects of it are nice, but as a whole the design... to be blunt... sucks.

Maybe not in LA, but on the interstates here in PA, cops generally don't pull you over unless you're going 5-10 over the limit.

I know, but most of what I listed for used cars would also apply to new cars. Just eliminate the "condition" and "personalization" things. Those headlight covers were in the trunk. I didn't know I had them until after I bought it. Haha... but alot of the things I listed don't apply to my Grand Am. I didn't really care what car I got at the time as long as it looked good and was cheap. Which it was. I never should have bought it, though. There were many signs that it would become a problem... and it did. Oh well, I guess.

That's basically what I've been told. Ironically, it reached the indicator during the fall. Oops.

I don't have one. It's a waste when I know I'm going to be too lazy or stubborn to actually go through with it.

*cough* Mine's still better.

Camino, I'm not going to be in the market for new cars for a long while. So my posts in these sort of thread will always convey that.

Thank you. Anyways, I love the white on black interior. That is by far my favorite color combination for an interior. Love it.

I... could care less. I hate the cold. The warmer, the better. If that means flooding oceans, so be it. People can move to higher ground. I hear Montana's population is pretty scarce, yet its a big state. Send the beach goers there.

You know... After having my Millenia, I don't know how I delt with certain things when I had my Grand Am. Nothing in it is power, while everything in my Millenia is power. Hell, even the tilting steering wheel is power. So many aspects of it have changed my overall wants. With this said, I bring you my list. -Fit and finish. Loose parts, huge gaps, etc... is a turn off. -Design. Like some people, I don't necessarily care whether a vehicle is all the original looking, as long as it looks good. -Exterior Color. I can't stand white, silver, or beige cars. I love deep or bright colors. -Interior Color. I can't stand blue or red interiors. Looks cheesy and cheap. -Cheapness. Black plastic on the exterior, hard plastics in the interior. Turn off. -Features. Leather is a must. Power windows and doors are a must. CD player is a must. Sunroof is a must. Keyless entry is a must. -Powertrain. I still prefer manuals, but its not a must if the tranny atleast can act as a one. Also, lack of power is a turn off. I don't care whether its a 4 cyl or 12 cyl... but if it feels powerless, forget it. Also, DOHC is must. -Cleanliness. If the engine is dirty, I'm not buying it. To me, it says it wasnt taken care of. Same with the interior. -Type. I still have a preference for coupes, convertibles, or hatchbacks, but a sedan is fine with me as long as appeals to me. SUVs, trucks, vans, etc are no-nos unless I already have another vehicle or two. I'd love to have a 77 Chevy pickup like my dad's, but only as a second vehicle. -Manufacturer. Wait... I'm not biased like some of you guys. Doesn't matter who makes it, if I like it, I'll buy it. -Stock. It must be. Aftermarket stuff is a big turn off unless its the wheels or such. Thats about it.

Hmm... just a comment... maybe if you wouldn't have pictures that put my high res wide screen monitor to shame... *cough*

My sig is still better than any userbar.

I like that chop, thank you very much.Anyways, I guess I'm going to have to imagine what it looks like. I don't feel like waiting for these ridiculously high res pics to load. Quite annoying.

You're welcome. I used to hunt, but I'm done with it. It's not my style. My guns are for target practice or the rare moment where I might need them for self defense. Plus, they're fun to shoot.

The interior design, like the exterior, is a mix of blocky and bland. The center stack is horrible. On the other hand, the features are very nice. Love the interior lighting.

Nice rifle. I can't say my Remington .243 has chance against that. So... Here's to staying on your good side!

I want to go, but I once again don't see it happening.

Indie? I prefer Bright Eyes.