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A Horse With No Name

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  1. We need writing like this. The fuel pump in my company vehicle, a chevrolet truck, took a dump on me. When AAA was droping it off of the rollback in front of our shop a bunch of passers by said that it was broken because it was "American" Right now we need all of the positive PR as can get. Chris
  2. Lucas electrical is alive and well! Seriously, I think the biggest problem with the VW is its dealer network in the US. In the VW TDI club we've got some guys who are ACE VW wrenches and all of our cars run great.... Chris
  3. I'd rather own a Jetta with a problem with a window lift motor problem than a Tacoma with a frame rust issue.... Chris
  4. ...the BPG Dealer in Chillicothe, Ohio had like 9-11 G-8's when I drove by the other day. Chris
  5. ...they can just put that Solstice Targa in my garage next to the Miata, please. Chris
  6. People in China do that for $3 a day....what are you complaining about.... When even Sushi and noodles become out of reach for us financially, maybe we'll start believing we've effed things up ourselves as a nation. The cure is to get you where you are making more than $14 an hour, not to tear down the wages of the UAW. Chris
  7. ...but they do need to update product. I for one think the wrangler is bloated. But bring me a Challenger with a six speed in Petty Blue, please. And make sure that it packs a Hemi. Chris
  8. As oposed to modern cars that look like they are built with lego's, and are so ugly that only a moron would buy them? Chris
  9. Other than the 370Z, the IS-F, and the Miata, all current Japanese cars look about like the bloated ass of a 500 lb. person. Maybe they get their design inspiration from dead Sumo wrestlers? Chris
  10. Suburu may at some point go the way of Olds, Plymouth, Studebaker, and Pierce-Arrow. Many of the smaller Japanese companies are really strugling. Mitsu is just operated here as a tax write off...if Japanese tax laws ever change, they may stop bringing cars here altogether. Chris
  11. Sad to see teh Jetta and the F-Bird wrecked...good luck with your future cars, dude. Chris
  12. I'm all for giving the automakers help but it almost should be in the form of a hands off one time grant, IMHO. Chris
  13. ...well...I am an El-Camino fan, and GMC made a version of the 'Camino IIRC. Not really a truck, more of a car, wouldn't mind having one of those.... Chris
  14. Sad, but very true. Chris
  15. I too am feeling the pain of the economy.... Just thinking about how good things were 5-8 years ago makes me very very angry. Good luck in your quest for a job, loyalty to employees is a thing of the past it would seem. Chris
  16. I too am feeling the pain of the economy.... Just thinking about how good things were 5-8 years ago makes me very very angry. Good luck in your quest for a job, loyalty to employees is a thing of the past it would seem. Chris
  17. Tons of money that they SHOULD be spending on Chrysler, but they will let it die instead... Chris
  18. I am somehwat liberal, but I agree with you on the underground regulation thing. Industry needs regulation, but it should be an order of magnitude simpler than it is now. Chris
  19. We can hope...I learned to drive in a Horizon, Chrysler made decent small cars back in the 80's and 90's... Chris
  20. ...and they are going to build it as a diesel/TDI car as well! Chris
  21. All I have to say is...if you want a high fuel economy car...think TDI Clean Diesel! Chris
  22. I still can't believe Pontiac is gone. Chris
  23. Things may indeed really really go to $h! permanantly. Chris
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