A Horse With No Name
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True but a relatively obscure car.
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Not just cars but diesel locomotives and refrigerators also... Going back to my thought on car clubs...none of my import loving friends trash talks domestic cars. Why does SMK? It almost seems like he has some sort of self hatred for himself as an American.
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I belong to car clubs where few if any members own domestic cars. I am again baffled by the need of some people to trash talk domestic car makers. And once again GM has moved forward while BMW has lost that which makes it unique. ATS now has much better chassis tuning than most BMW product. Let's also remember that GM had a much broader product range than any of it's competition for decades.
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The CLA is uncomfortably close to the Cruze. If anything, BMW has devolved. The 1980s BMW cars were a hoot to drive and decently built. Modern BMW cars have lost their way in almost every way.
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I just enjoy busting your chops. Really, I enjoy your posts, you are like an excited and passionate puppy dog. Just refrain from peeing on the carpet and chewing the furniture and we are all good! Actually looked at the Conti again the other day at the local Lincoln dealer. It is growing on me a little bit.
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I !!!!! Want!!!!!!one!!!!!!!!!!!very!!!!!!!!!!badly....... myself!!!¡¡¡!!!!!¡¡¡¡¡!!!!!¡!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! thanks! Why¡!!!!!!!!wait!!!!!!!!!for the next t chapter when you can have the whole BOOk!
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Then buy the Damned Lincoln already...it comes with heated seats!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Given the number of exclamation points I think the Canadian winter has frozen your finger or something. Hey if someone wants to spend eighty grand to announce that sexually they are a vanilla that lost their virginity at 26 I am not going to be the dude who stands in the way.
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As far as Balthazar and his points go...The CTS is more dynamic and fresh than anything Benz sells IMHO There is a decent portion of Americans who are as smart as a bar of soap...Europe is a very closed market as is Japan. Cadillac has my respect for doing very well in the only open and free market on the planet.As for being built in North America being American... No...that would mean that a VW GTI is an American car. Which it clearly is not. It is a German car built in Pueblo Mexico. An Impala built in Oshewa Ontario is pretty much an American car... But not completely, just as a Cruze built in Mexico is not completely American either.Given our boyhood proclivities for the Dukes of hazard and Dirty Mary crazy Larry, we have a long proud tradition of cheering when Mopar products die. We are only having a little fun here. As for me, I like the Challenger, it really is growing on me. Was driving out of our subdivision the other night when a challenger was pulling in...my daughter was like Ohh my gosh what a beautiful car... Was really nice sharing that moment with her. Notice that the cop car that dies here is a Mopar also... And speaking of Mopar carnage....the Blues Brothers did in a few Mopar police cars...Agreed...!My vote....The Challenger is really growing on me...There are so few colors with cars any more...i talked to a salesman who said customers really want it that way. Works out very well for my older son, who drives a Silver Acura TL...and loves to speed...there are a blue billion silver Acura sedans on the road here in central Ohio...it blends in really freaking well...even at triple digit speeds...Enjoy the trip! A bit jealous of your new(er) Jeep....they are a very sharp ride...and I think of you whenever I see one on the road.
Amazing photography, but the devil is in the details and Hyundai does not do well with getting the details of their vehicles right.Don't know about you but I am seeing absolutely zero vintage American muscle on the road here in Ohio...lots of exotics and other stuff...but zero old American muscle.
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