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*shocked* HOLY CRAP THAT'S GORGEOUS! Chrysler, you NEED this car to replace the Sebring... NOW! And please don't change a line on the exterior. The interior can be productionized.

Interior looks awful busy in this pic. I like the exterior OK, but still think it will be redundant with the Equinox coming. It will NEVER be a suitable replacement for the HHR.

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Stay outside of town and commute.

I beg your pardon, who wants to see a barracuda touching a Camaro anyway?

Sigh... much uglier than the Beat. The thing I liked about the Beat was the 2-door bodystyle... gone from the production version. The hidden rear door handles are a pathetic nod to a sportier 2-door body. I have no love for this thing.

A true stunner... love it! Now after seeing the 2010 Mustang... everything falls into place, design-wise. This car has Mustang design cues... the upper bodyside crease, the wraparound of the rear end, the diagonal door trim theme... all VERY nice. I am so impressed with this! Great job, Ford! This thing absolutely blows away its old crosstown rivals, the Impala and Charger (although the Dodge still has the advantage of a RWD chassis), and murders its Asian competitors. This is a reawakening for Ford Design... yet it fits perfectly as the best of Ford sedans of the past... Galaxie 500, anyone?

Ratchet

Aww, I missed another great thread. I see some great suggestions, all of the ones I can think of are already posted.

An aunt of mine was always a soda enthusiast. TAB in the pink can was her drink until Diet Coke came out. I think the old TAB was a Coke product... not sure if the newer version is.

I'm not envious, honestly.

doctor's office

Cool man, the steelies have their own appeal, they lend a unique look and I like that. I've been waiting to see the car with those. They would be easy to paint bodycolor, if one so desired. Also what moltie said, the flat charcoal color could be cool, as well.

HA, I said Helen and her name's Brenda. I should have remembered that. I must have had her filed in my brain next to Helen Reddy.

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A Cooper Clubman in yellow with silver trim, didn't really care for that colour combination. Also for some reason there was a yellow Smrt Cabrio on our lot the other day. Perhaps a Navigator had a bathroom accident?

It was supposed to start here by 4 a.m. I am keeping watch, but nothing yet. The atmosphere is heavy, though.

A timeless classic, Camino, thanks for reminding us. I still dream of a Cobalt-sized RWD 4 seater from Pontiac. Alas...

I liked that style of Datsun enough to buy one the first year they were out, '86 1/2. I had a gray shortbed reg cab SE-V6 5 speed 4X4 with 31" tires. Just like all of my vehicles, I drove the heck out of it. It took everything I could throw at it, the only problem being a poor paint job, with normal stone chips on the hood and bed growing to 2-inch surface rust spots by the time I traded it in on my '89 Silverado. Yes, without the "V6" decal on the tailgate, I'd guess with bobo that it's a 4 cylinder. Introduce your brother to seatbelts and threaten him with bodily injury if he doesn't wear them. I am intrigued by the tiny television screen mounted on the driver's side of his grille guard.

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I hope it's a genuine opportunity for you to make money, Camino.

That could be cool.

Yes and to combat the reputation the name of their town suggests, each resident gets an unlimited supply of little blue pills.