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Heartwarming, and much too rare.

Oh great, more blight on the roadways.

I hope this has been a fantastic day for ya, Mr. z28luvr.

That is a very nice looking vehicle.

Hopefully your new venture continues to reap rewards, Andrew. Good on ya!

Tell ya what... next time you're in town, we'll race. Congratulations sir.

I'm kind of in a fog right now... neighbors pulled an all-night, screaming laughing and hollering pool party Wednesday night into Thursday, and another last night, it's just now breaking up.

Now I fully understand the term HonDUH.

Film it? No.

30 MPG CAFE is reasonable. Let the market decide what to buy. Any artificial hindrance to free market will be met with resistance. It's that simple.

Thurston Howell III

He sounds a bit roidy.

knob

Meanwhile, cross-town rival Ford will have had full control of the domestic compact hatch market here in the US (of course I am writing off the Dodge Caliber) for MANY YEARS before timid GM gets over its fear.

Black CTS coupay with black wheels. The most sinister hatchback Cadillac I've ever seen.

I've grown to like it from the back and rear 3/4 view... but that giant, overhanging nose is just too much. It always looks like it is about to tip up onto its chin. I do see quite a few out there, so I guess Cadillac doesn't give two hoots what I think. Cannot say a single bad word about the powertrain improvements, however.

Well, I will say this: the Cadillac CTS wagon we got certainly will not be confused for a Vista Cruiser. More like a tomb with those thick pillars and tiny windows.

You're both small Italians?

You're so right, Reginald!

What's a bit worse is when they're in the wrong, they give YOU the finger, and you have no chance to let them know what an a-hole they really are. That makes me mad for a good while after that.

Black/Cornsilk Passat SEL TDI, silver/anthracite Passat SE and a gorgeous black A7 at the local dealer. A slew of '12 Fusions (only new thing I saw were the aluminum wheels on the SE instead of the integrated plastic caps), several '12 Escapes (I saw nothing new on those). And I stopped at the Subaru store, the Legacy Premium nicely optioned is like $24k... CALLING ALL DREWBERTS. Oh... and the Hyundai dealer had like 3 2012 Accents, including one price leader sedan for advertising. BLACK PLASTIC BLANK PANEL WHERE A RADIO WOULD GO. Hilarious, at $13,300+. The other two were optioned up to $17.3k. They appeared to have radios.

Empowah, yup, I have Sync, but it is not initiated. Why, is Sync a phone? I thought you had to have a certain kind of cell phone to synch with Sync.

I looked at a couple today at the local VW/Audi/Porsche store. It's an imposing, large automobile. I like it.

Looks good, I see they also have a 2011 gray Grand Sport as well at that dealer.

The Ford Escape continues to sell very well in its present state, outselling the pretty, new Equinox. It has the traditional, butch SUV look in a tidy package. No, it is not glam, but it is user-friendly and solid. Good luck to your units with their new Escape, Scarlet.