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  1. ocnblu
    Hey Skeeter... that is for a bike rack... not an Airstream.
  2. ocnblu
    Local dealer now has 2 Bolts red and blue. No ZR2 pickups yet. Also sawr a red metallic CT6, and a red Bolt on the road.
  3. ocnblu
    "... tracking device I slipped onto your Toro..." I must have a dirty mind... Portable solar charging station at local mall with Leaf plugged into it. Lame munt so far.
  4. ocnblu
    I agree with Balthy on under-rating. Should be fine.
  5. ocnblu
    Not a surprise. Every electrified vehicle on the market is a poor value when it comes time to get rid of it... because there is NO DEMAND.
  6. ocnblu
    "If you want a hyper fanboi look to smk4565" (fixed it. you're welcome)
  7. ocnblu
    YOU SILLY
  8. ocnblu
    Well, refreshing my memory and thinking of the last vehicle to wear the Blazer name... it was S-10 based, and Chevy did not market it was an off-roader... except for the ZR-2 2-door models. I still see a good number of old ZR-2 pickups and Blazers on the road. I guess a CUV Blazer is where the market is these days. What I find weird about the Bolt is the nice low rear load floor... then the back seat, when folded, is like a foot higher than that floor... AWKWARD. I like the denim seats. Plus the white dash trim doesn't bother me.
  9. ocnblu
    I would drive one. I liked the Granite CUV and pickup.
  10. ocnblu
    ???
  11. ocnblu
    Local dealer has a Bolt. Blue LT, DX'd in from a dealer in Maryland. MSRP $39k!!!
  12. ocnblu
    *Amarok... and YES PLEASE
  13. ocnblu
    Well here's my thing: in the 1940's, everybody rushed to bring an automatic transmission to market... in the 1950's, it was V8 injuns and tailfins... in the 1960's it was longer/lower/wider, MO POWUH and muscle cars in the latter half... 1970's was the rush to downsize... CUV is just the latest mode of vehicular transport to catch on with the pubic. The carmakers NEED to keep up or they'll be left penniless.
  14. ocnblu
    How can you be a man when you're locked inside your fancy golf cart with those stupid doors dfelt
  15. ocnblu
    No he just leaves that junk out there for customers to iron out the bugs.
  16. ocnblu
    Dammit. I love this thing too.
  17. ocnblu
    ??? since the internet put out the rumor that a Blazer was returning, ppl have been placing it as a Bronco rival, now this (sort of) confirmation of what it will be... yes there will be disappointment...
  18. ocnblu
    There will be disappointment aplenty for those expecting Chevrolet to match the new Bronco with a Blazer... maybe GMC will get a Canyon-based BOF SUV that will be pitched to people who want authenticity, towing power and ruggedness in a midsize SUV. People were, and to some extent still are... angry at Chevrolet for re-imagining the Impala and Malibu as FWD... I like the current Ford Edge. I understand people love CUV's right now. Heck, I own one currently. But... isn't anything sacred?
  19. ocnblu
    Yes but you shoot your wad early and the recovery time is too long before you can go again. Real men know this is not optimal.
  20. ocnblu
    RECALL! Letter states FCA will repair my vehicle free of charge if I do not care to do it myself... Recall consists of a new owner's manual with a corrected jump start procedure in the text... Instructions: "We ask that you locate the vehicle's original User's Guide and replace it with the enclosed Second Edition User's Guide". "TO SCHEDULE YOUR FREE REPAIR CALL 1-800-853-1403 OR YOUR CHRYSLER, DODGE, JEEP OR RAM DEALER TODAY" Now, may I ask you, do I look like a Tesla driver who does not have the wherewithal to throw out my original owner's manual and place the new one in its sheath?
  21. ocnblu
    Oh I did int know dat
  22. ocnblu
    LOL dude that's a Ridgeline. But I can understand confusing it with an Accord I guess.
  23. ocnblu
    The real world is always the ultimate test, and electrified vehicles do not pass. They continue to flunk.
  24. ocnblu
    Hi. Yes, lack of airdam improved the looks and helped with approach angle. It also did not affect fuel mileage.
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