ocnblu

A lot of us agree with your assessment of the current situation, Mr. Ouch.

electric

Political Correctness. Sacrificial Lamb to the Green Movement. Nothing less.

I wonder how that brand's sales compared, to, say, Land Rover's.

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lubricant

GO

DART. I'm crying. It's so beautiful.

I like to think a Chevrolet Malibu will have a much more permanent presence on the road than a Hyundai. Think 20 years down the road... I still see Corsicas, old Cavaliers, Berettas... more than I see Asian brands of that age.

Game

Unless you want a Jeep, there is a serious dearth of affordable, off-road capable SUVs left on the market. The Yeti, to me, combines the old-school that I pine for with the new and modern car-based CUV. I have no doubt the Subaru Outback and Forester would both go through deeper mud and snow than the Terrain. Sad.

So glad I'm not a member of PEA.

Terrain? As long as that terrain is no more challenging than a pebble in the asphalt. The Skoda Yeti offers a variety of engines and transmissions, and in the 4WD model, offers differential locks, for piece of mind even if you're only on an uneven sand trail back to your favorite beach spot. Terrain has about a $13,000 price differential between base 4 cylinder FWD models and loaded V6 AWD models, yet it offers not much variety in drivetrain options, nor is it even pretending to be useful offroad. To me GMC is wasting an opportunity to be professional grade here. I like the looks of the Terrain, even if it is a bit too low to the ground. A vehicle sold here in the states with the Terrain's looks and the Yeti's drivetrain and chassis could be a true leader in the CUV class. <object width="640" height="385"><param name="movie" value=" name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src=" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="640" height="385"></embed></object>

springtime headcold

'Mo

Jacket, maybe the rattle is inside the catalytic converter. I hope it's running good otherwise.

(Satty's grandma) "...and you were such a NICE little boy..."

Pep Boys

Looks good so far. Sportier. Ford's Fusion is the sportiest domestic midsizer since the Pontiac G6 died an untimely death. Let me continue to beat the Malibu Coupe drum.

threesome

fantastic

Vodka: the downright evil side of the potatoe. (Dan Quaile spelling).

Just keep pumping away, you'll get there. Better than being a flaccid member.

Turned off, or a bit frightened by its sheer size?