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Wow! Count me in for one of these, I've always loved the XC70, but this looks better IMO.

It's on Jalopnik but it's small and grainy.

If you listen to Maximum Bob today, you'd have to conclude that Pontiac isn't out of the woods yet, but Saturn seems to be in much deeper $h! and more likely to be cut to me.

Cool! A 15-Pass 4WD Possum Van!

Remember that Autoblog is also reporting that Rick said the Cruze starts production in the US in 2010 for MY2011.

WTF!!!??? We know it's called Invicta but I thought it was EPII?! At least according to Autoblog this is what Rick and Bob said. Could this be a mistake, or does it mean that the Invicta is the Park Avenue and the EPII car we've been seeing will be called something else?

Our dealer's used lot once plugged with Impalas, GPs, Allures, G6s, and Cobalts is now almost completely composed of Corvettes and GMT900s

boss

Let's give this a try... If you have any idea what your car is getting fuel mileage wise, post it here! I'll start it off On the last tank of gas- G5- 30.5MPG IMPALA- 25MPG MAXX- 24MPG

haypops.... I'm fairly sure that Ford's in better shape IMO

I know what happened to my Cavalier, I saw it last week on Campus. I was also happy that the girl whose father (mechanic at our dealer) bought it hadn't stuck any "Hello Kitty" stickers or put any pink seatcovers on it. I've always wondered about the Trans Sport 3.8 we had... The wonder kind of appears and wanes but since I saw an absolute doppleganger for it (that wasn't it) yesterday I find myself wondering again.

He did get Cory in touch with Ed Wellburn if I remember.

This would suck big time, but like I said my prediction is CHEV-OPEL-BUICK-CADDY by the end of the decade.

I wouldn't go calling it ugly but it's not a W-Body, that's for sure... In some ways that's a bad thing, but for GM Mostly good. I doubt it'll feel as 'substantial' to drive, that's for sure. I just cannot wait to see it in production guise!

I saw a dark red G8 GT with Enterprise Stickers recently... I guess they missed the memo about it not being a Grand Prix

^^ Parked beside me at the mall this afternoon. I couldn't freaking believe it because besides the decal it looked just like our old 1994. Same year, color, wheels, engine. Actually had to get out and walk around it. Turns out the freaking thing was optioned out exactly the same as the one we had. It had the leather wheel and the AM/FM Cassette with Graphic Equalizer and from what I could tell, rear air/heat as well. Turns out the owner lives around here as I saw it in Varsity Estates this evening as well. I wrote down the last four digits of the VIN number but they didn't match the service records from ours, but even still. What are the chances! The exact same van essentially as we had ten years ago and it 'lives' within a few blocks?! I'm gonna be watching this one to see if it goes up for sale in the next few years, as my dad and I have decided that it's a Pontiac Dustbuster we want to fix up in the next few years... This would be the perfect freaking candidate!

Cool... and yet I get the feeling that the conservatively styled Prius that looks somewhat nice will somehow manage to morph into something grotesque looking like the Camry, Tundra or the like.

All three of our cars seem to beat the EPA estimate handily.

Ummm.... I would if they didn't bring the Astra Estate over next gen.

A 1977 Pontiac Grand Ville Convertible, red with a white ragtop and California plates being sold used next to three new G8s.

Not that I'm surprised or support this decision but in the world of aviation you'd be surprised that all that weight saving does ADD UP on the bottom line.

Now more than ever.

I feel your pain. I hope the lord above has reserved a special place in hell for the 2007+ Camry it's truly an abomination. It takes a really $h! car to be jealous of a Grand Prix.

Save me a non-HT4100 1980s Brougham or the like :AH-HA_wink:

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