A Horse With No Name

I would agree...and I'm also waiting for the new Camaro. While I OBVIUOUSLY like Mustangs, I think the Camaro will trump them both. Chris

Or of how the big three do so well without Unions in Mexico. I'll buy an American car built in America when the last UAW worker is laid off or fired...until that good luck. Chris

Sorry to hear about your family issues, and good luck with the G5 Chris

Depends on the weight of the car too. An MGB probably makes about 70 Horse and would do fine, but they weigh what, 2000 lbs max? Chris

Perhaps GM will come out with a 4WD Astra with "boggers" for use on michigan roads... Chris

Exactly! I want so badly to see some pics with the rims or whatever else you do to her... Chris

That would make a very nice car for Ford. Chris

They'll drop the prices ten large on Lexus when gas hits $6.50 a gallon... Chris

A flower car would be cool also...I have an interest in funeral vehicles. Chris

This car reminds me of a Chevy I almost bought...IIRC it was a "Laguna" with a sloped nose. Anybody remember those? Also, the swivel buckets in those cars were just the Cat's Ass. Those were great cars for double dates back in the day...they would hold two couples quite well IIRC. Chris

Not just yes but Hell yes! Chris

Keep us posted...I really hope you get that car. Also, sorry for my gas mileage comment. What I meant to say was that I've done better than 24 in several vehicles, you should do an easy 27-28 in that G5 I think. Whatever you end up doing...Good luck dude! Chris

If I could tell you happy birthday in Spanish, I would...but you'll have to settle for english... Happy Birthday! Chris

Hell, I'd settle for a 69 El-Camino... Chris

The funny thing is that the real Japanese performance guys laugh at these guys as much as we do. Chris

I have a whole lot of respect for the guys in the SCCA and NASA that actually race Civics. In the NASA championships at Mid-Ohio, the Honda Challenge H1 Civics and integras were actually FASTER around Mid Ohio than the Camaro-Mustang challenge V-8 cars. But as for the ricers... It is funny the number of guys that will turn tail and run with a ricer when anything faster rolls around. The ricer boys run away and hide when my buddy Dave and I cruise around in his SVT Focus. A SS Superchanged/Turbocharged Cobalt for about 16 large used would eat that thing for lunch and $h! sushi out its tailpipe. Chris

I would just love an Olds of this generation, mustang84. A ragtop would be just awesome, as well as a Vista Cruiser... Chris

So in mostly rural driving with a light foot, 25 mpg wouldn't be unexpected? Chris

Actually the Chasis of the Cobalt is just fabulous IMHO. The car handles very, very well in some ways. It's not a bad looking car either. I'd buy one before I'd buy a Focus... Chris

I'd second the Saab and Hummer thing, HUmmer will be a drag on cash if oil prices stay high. Chris

If oil does drop to $80 a barrel, it will only be for a short time. Chris

Presently, I'm getting about 33-35 City in my Scion xB... But that G5 looks great, I'd go for it.. Chris

I wish that I could convince myself that the Accord was sharp...I love Honda engeneering, and the one Accord I did own ran for 225k of trouble free 35 m.p.g. miles. Your love of Honda is not unfounded...I just can't personally marry the present accord for 60 payments of $459 to put it in my driveway. Chris

Amen to that, brother. Now if we can just convince everyone else in America... Chris

Agreed 100 percent