A Horse With No Name
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The way to sell electric cars is not by selling them as Eco friendly. Sell them based on the advantages they possess to the motoring public. Tesla is talking about bringing out a family car at about 40 k in a few years....methinks that might be the end of my driving internal combustion cars.
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Sonic is awesome. And as far as eighties turbo cars go...Buick grand national. Noon on them all day and night and then drive them to California the next day. GNX is still one of the best muscle cars ever made, thirty years after the fact.
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I talked with the owner of an Aston martin in front of the Rusty Bucket tavern in Bexley the other day.
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Again, had Chrysler decided to build something like a diesel Dakota, that would have solved a lot of problems.
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The Taco for what it is does feel cheap.
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I would much rather have a C class. I kind of agree with you over caddy cruiser here.
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Thanks for the article!
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One nice thing about the frontier is that with such a long production run, they really have all of the kinks ironed out of this thing.
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Impala is still stunning for what it is. I always did like that body style. Almost enough to get me back into vintage cars. I like odd ducks like this one. Encore would be a nice choice. 62 olds was fantastic.
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Probably not. Methinks GM and Toyota will own this segment for the foreseeable future. Too had, asba funky Dakota could entice me back into American Iron.
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Pretty much this. I am glad that I am not the only one who feels Acura has lost its mojo.... The accord sport at 22k is a decent car, available 6mt, and actually better looking than the Acura.
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I will have to check it out. I hope it's good, Chrysler needs another winner.
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Again, moving target. Look at that Malibu and impala. Impala is class leading, Malibu is so so. Chevrolet needs a much better car to compete with the fusion,chryco once again is wildly behind the curve. The 200 is a confusing car. It feels more premium than others in its price class, but it is also much smaller. It is kind of like the Regal in that regard but with a lower base price. I could see the 200 Appealing to certain buyers. I have a friend who has one and loves it. Still, given the choice of a 200 and many of its competitors, I do not see how the overall package deal is optimal for most buyers.
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I find this site much more useful than the other sites. It is influencing my next car choice....
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Been quite awhile since I have seen a 56 Nomad...!
