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    Another very lucky GM driver...
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    210 in the eighth mile!
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    Very impressive.... Not quite as fast as this Camaro though... Very impressive Drag week performance, this has been driven on the street... 251 in the quarter and done with GM power...awesome!
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    Given how cheap they feel, probably the only way they can move product. ...and people should buy it, it is a solid choice. It's just not the only choice.
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    Fantastic, love the direction Buick is going.
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    Interesting we both chose the same Era and style of Mustang....hell yes on the Astin Martin!
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    The Koreans still have some product development to do to grown their position IMHO. But they also do not have to keep as many factories running as GM does. It is a whole different game being a full line auto maker. Actually none of these are cars I wish to own, but then again I am an atypical car buyer. Except that they lag behind GM, Tesla and also Toyota badly in terms of electric and hybrid technology. They also lag behind Ford....
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    Dfelt, with your garage... I would trade out the SS with a Mercury marauder.... One SUV....or rather a diesel dually....I would take one GM HD pick up truck in place of the Suburbans... I would keep the GNX...although the car pictured was over 100K.... ...and I would give the Buick another Buick garage mate... I love that Era of Buick! ...and since I still have one slot left, and since I get one new car...i would take a brand new Escalade in place of one of the SUV's... So if my garage was going to be along the Lines of Dfelts...it would be... Stage one 1970 buick GNX Diesel dually 1 ton crew cab GM truck Maurader Escalade. I think that would make a fantastic collection....
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    250 SE replaces the AMG.... I would take an R-8, but make it a hard top.... Vintage Alfa GTV would replace the Ferrari. But I love your choices....
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    I almost almost chose a MK 4 Supra....but I am feeling kind of drawn to older iron today. Thanks! I really want to own a vintage pickup truck some day. I have seen the GNX you posted in person and it is amazing-look at the front plate, it says toy barn. My MINI came from that store...they have awesome rides there. The R34 would be my favorite choice of this list. If I had your garage, i would trade out Porsche for Porsche for a 73 RS...or a clone, as I could not buy an original for under 100K...
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    Last choice 56 Ford F100
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    First choice, 32 Ford roadster. Modified but a traditional style hot rod. Car #2, 1965 GTO Car #3, 1966 Mustang Fastback. Car #4, E30 M3 BMW
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    I don't think there is any revitalizing it. There will be platform sharing, pretty simple to set up a platform for different engine choices. As to the number of Accords on the road, there seem to be fewer and fewer all of the time here in Central Ohio. People are waking up to the fact that Honda is past its prime.
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    W platform GM cars will be running around on the planet after the sun burns out...good thing GM installed headlights in them.... There is no content whatsoever to his response. If following the crowd is the criteria, it is a sad one indeed. In my high school in Muncie Indiana the majority of students spent weekends drunk out of their minds. Do we advocate spending weekends for 17 year old students plastered because it is a majority choice? Yes, Accord is an ice choice but it is not the only one.
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    Agree completely.
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    He should be driving an Air cooled VW Beetle or a Model T ford actually, if that is his criteria. Also, why does he not register for an account if he wants to enter into serious automotive discussion with us? It's not like we stand naked in the back yard, bite the head off of a bat, and bark at the moon...
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    I hope they do well with the Diesel.
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    I actually like all of the current Jeep lineup product wise. It is the quality control where the screwing up ice metaphor works IMHO
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    Other than intoxication or huge incentives, no reason at all.
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    I feel the same way. Props to Honda for making a decent product for the segment but I will never ever own one.
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    Good luck to both of them!
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    Here in central Ohio SUV have money on the hood also. Market is very weak right now. It is a very nice choice. Just not the most interesting or the best, or the only rational choice. Plus, given the global nature of Automotive sales, will be around for awhile.
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    You won't see one in my driveway. Yes, but this kind of ignores the unique problems that GM and Ford have as full line auto makers. They are not in a position to cut production to meet demand like Honda can.
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    Happy they are growing in China! A smaller Wrangler type vehicle would get me into the showroom cash in hand.
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