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A Horse With No Name

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  1. A Horse With No Name
    They had an undriven GNX like that at the local dealer, Car2NV, where I bought the Mini about ten years or so ago. Neat, thanks for sharing. They also had a pre production prototype GNX that went to an automotive tech school in Indiana....GM eventually made them crush it.
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    I remember my grandfather, a world war two veteran, explaining to me what an armored car was when I was a little kid. This brought back a fantastic memory! Thank you....made my day....
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    Even Candy is no longer free...
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    Screen cap from link above...
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    https://twitter.com/jaydenolson1/sta...364672/video/1 Tempers flare at Supercharging stations...
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    One for "Blu...
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    For ICE efficiency there is the rare Dodge/Chevrolet hybrid...
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    So you are saying low build quality can be a feature not a fault... ICE can be cool though...
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    I think you need to quit your job as an estimator and become a street preacher...you have the passion and conviction.
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    Don't think this will make it past tech...
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    How not to modify a Hyundai...followed by how not to modify a Chevrolet...
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    https://www.parkschevy.com/VehicleDetails/used-2014-Chevrolet-Camaro-2dr_Cpe_SS_w%2F2SS-Kernersville-NC/3353921613 Ugly and awkward.... Dfelt sized SUV in Washington snow. Ocnblu when he finally gets an electric....
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    Short of an F450 not sure you fit in anything, actually. Funniest thing I have seen in a long time. The point is that it is selling...in ten years there may be an electric you like. For me 25K and a CPO well optioned GTI is the bomb for the next car.
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    One reason I wouldn't mind owning a Jeep.
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    This is winning me back to American cars. Lexus has not upgraded the Is since the mid 2000's in a substantial way...this is impressively fresh by comparison.
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    There are advantages to full size cars.
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    Absolutely one of the coolest cars available anywhere at any price.
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    Personally I see you as more of a 50's rust and patina kind of a guy but you could rock the Lambo look....
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    Very impressive fabrication in building this. I disagree with Drew....I love this generation CTS. absolutely love it.
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    That looks much better with less Chrome. Neat model railroad Video.
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    I miss the old 70's full size cars. My Grandfather always drove Olds 98's...now that was a car! Downsizing was the beginning of the end of the American auto industry as I knew it as a kid.
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    Every day when I walk between buildings and cross streets at the university I work at I see eV's passing me on the road. I do not consider either you or your debate opponent, the esteem-able Mr "Blu reliable witnesses on electric cars. You say everything electric very short term, he says never...I see it as a long term thing.
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    I would totally agree with this.
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