K.C.

Will they offer a special Chia version of the Pet?

Feliz Cumpleanos.

Hey! Thats not nice!

mad traffic

I just thought it was an aerodynamics thing. On some cars with huge panel gaps, it looks tacky.

Taking the exact words from a witness to a fatal car accident on the 405 freeway that I saw on a local news station when I was in CA. "This is the kind of thing that just ruins my day."

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I know what to ask Santa for this year.

Good news! Not sure of the significance of the COTY award, but I am glad to see the Caddy in the winners circle.

clang

Great shots. Well done! Montreal is a beautiful city.

To honor all Californias, I'm gonna smoke the tires next time I drive the Vette.

Poor BV!

+3 here on the taillamp design. It's much more aggressive.

I like having a truck around for the snow or for when I must carry a big load in the bed, but the times I need it for loads is not as often as it used to be since I sold my business. I plan on trading in the Av for an All Terrain Sierra with the 4.5 diesel once that engine arrives. I would like to add a third model for the majority of my transporting needs that is roomy with decent mileage. Adding the G8 Wagon to my fleet will offer great savings from driving my Av most of the time.

All the three huggers who do this are the same to me. Lets pollute the environment and commit crimes because of our beliefs. Makes alot of sense.

If the G8 wagon is coming, I will skip the sedan and get one of those because it would be more efficient than my Av and carrying the family and the dogs, even if the wagon doesn't offer a 6 speed manual (which I hope it does). Australia has had a better track record of producing "traditional American style cars" for years. They did not dump rear wheel drive for front wheel drive and for years we traditional American car enthusiasts wanted the Commodore, Ute, Caprice to be sold here. Now that we're getting it, people are still unhappy for whatever reason. If this car is a success, and GM will evolve the model by investing in it after production. Large rear wheel drive cars are premium cars and will not be the bread and butter cars of the market, but with a loaded price of $32K - $33k, that is a hell of a lot less than those huge SUVs people were buying and a much more efficient, especially since most people who drove those big SUV's never used a fraction of the capability.

Wow! Just. . . .wow.

I saw that commercial, too. I'm glad that GM's advertising people didn't take a cheap shot against the Tundra about the camshaft issue. I am glad they are promoting their mileage numbers compared to the comptetition. By the way Northstar, great pic in your sig!

Great collection! I especially like the 71, 76 and 87, and I agree with the above. An SS Aerocoupe would be perfect.

I guess the PETA people will go from burning big SUV's to burning Asian cars and ships now.

Lemmings Motors?

Gosh PCS, when I think of anything involving you, jealousy is the thing I would think of.

Hey NOS, don't let stiff competition keep you from tryin man. Usually the best anyone does is where the competition is fierce.

I may be the only one, but I see alot of Lexus IS in that front end.