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    Real men. And women.
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    Seems obvious that Koreans don't want electric cars either. Otherwise there would be no need for such robbery.
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    YES, my brain synapses were not firing properly... found out a family member has cancer, so I am not up to par, other things lurking.
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    Now I am curious, Ram states "all configurations"... how about a Ram Classic regular cab shortbed? That would be cheaper than the Tradesman Quad Cab (new or Classic?) listed as the cheapest config.
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    I see Pontiac in the intersection of bumper to stacked headlight, a recycling of '66.
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    Logical progression. Case closed. Call the Ministry Of Silly Walks, we are done! ?
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    If you don't stop downvoting me you will receive a wet willy, and it won't be too pleasant.
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    Easily debatable when it comes to crappy electric cars and their ilk. I'm seeing much more Oldsmobile than Cadillac in this. With Pontiac headlights. A mishmash of all things GM at the time... but mostly it looks like the '71 Oldsmobile Delta 88. A little out of tune, but we're not singers around these here parts.
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    And you talk about others' READING COMPREHENSION? Makes perfect sense
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    Very welcome news. I hope they bring it to the USA. This tells me loud and clear that customers were asking for it. Demanding it.
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    Thanks man. A lovely serenade.
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    Surreal, how many times has this been tried? Saturn is a prime example, but there have been others. The only thing dfelt can do is buy his new Corvette (and never take the top off) from a dealer who does not price gouge. This is plenty powerful enough. Simple. Done.
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    We get it. You hate convertibles, or any open top vehicle. Because "the sun". But there are others who enjoy them. The Dakota convertible was built during a time when Chrysler Corporation spearheaded an industry-wide convertible renaissance. And they sold a lot of them, company-wide, for many years. They burst the convertible market wide open and let some fresh air in. Surreal, a convertible has ALWAYS been a trade-off. They are for people who willingly take the trade in practicality for the freedom of open-air driving. This T-Roc continues a very long Volkswagen tradition of catering to these individuals... who are willing to sacrifice ultimate practicality for enjoyable motoring.
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    What a bitchass travesty, to use the legendary COPO designation with an "e" in front of it.
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    That is the only thing you can do, dfelt. The rest of what you said is pishposh.
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    The limo does have ribbed rear cove trim in the photo.
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    These newer convertibles are CUV, not SUV surreal. Get your nomenclature straight. Do I have to quote you again in crayon?
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    Wait... whaaaat???
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    What was that about a moron? The T-Roc cabrio HAD to be built. From the original Beetle, up through the Rabbit and Golf cabrios... this is the quintessential "college girl" car. I can see a lot of upper middle class moms reliving their yutes and getting one for themselves and their daughters.
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    Here I thought Richard Petty was an oval track guy. Lookie there, he's spectatin'!
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    God I love the TDi. Engineered for supreme economy, longevity, performance and value. Should be a goal of every automotive company... to provide those traits to the customer.
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