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  1. ocnblu
    Keenly interested. The Chinese kids over onto the YouTube who've driven it say the 1.3 surprised them with its spunk, and the growl sounds good in the videos. I'm glad ALL the nannies aren't foisted on customers. Over onto the online order guide, it seems decently equipped... although to get the premium seating pack (leatherette seats, leather wheel/knob) in an LT, you have to order TWO nanny packages.
  2. ocnblu
    I thought you were tho
  3. ocnblu
    Whoa is that a Tahoe Trail Boss???
  4. ocnblu
    Well I can't understand a word he's saying, but here it is, an exclusive preview of the 2021 Dodge Neon! ?
  5. ocnblu
    Good grief, they're still waiting for it to fully charge?
  6. ocnblu
    Better than the original!
  7. ocnblu
    Everything's a "semi" when you're dealing with Tesla.
  8. ocnblu
    Vurreh niiiice...
  9. ocnblu
    True, I was referring to the size of my bank account. I'm complaining already about my 21.8 MPG average with winter gas.
  10. ocnblu
    You're killing me Smalls
  11. ocnblu
    Oh it's so turrible
  12. ocnblu
    say what
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  14. ocnblu
    Doesn't matter how wide the range of EV models is... ppl are still indifferent to them. Or even downright rude.
  15. ocnblu
    Yaris hatch is now a Mazda 2 with catfish maw. Golf is going away in the US with the new generation (GTI only here). Sonic is done shortly. Versa Note has been gone all year.
  16. ocnblu
    Rear seat passengers suffer more because the glass slides into a pocket that lowers the headliner in the rear.
  17. ocnblu
    I am going to need to compile a list of all affordable hatchbacks.
  18. ocnblu
    I think 39.4 inches rear legroom is great for the class, and plenty roomy for adults back there if the sunroof isn't ordered. Victims of pituitary issues might not have enough headroom, but hey... don't care. No one plays basketball in my famiry.
  19. ocnblu
    I actually don't mind these. For other people.
  20. ocnblu
    The trick will be finding these hidden customers who heretofore have not existed. No sales = death.
  21. ocnblu
    Ground clearance and overall height differences are fine with me, but less rear legroom and a smaller "trunk" are less savory in a premium CUV when its younger brother gives me more.
  22. ocnblu
    Now we know where dfelt's wife puts him in the Escalade when they go for a Sunday drive. Wow. Ruhlly?
  23. ocnblu
    You guys make me laff. What's weird is, the Encore GX has like 7.4 inches ground clearance, it is about an inch lower than the Trailblazer in height, it has less claimed rear legroom, and a smaller cargo hold. Yet it starts around $4k higher then the Chivvy. If that is badge engineering, then Buick got the short end of the stick.
  24. ocnblu
    Trailblazer of yore: rear leg room 37.1 inches. 74.5 inches in height. 8.0 inches ground clearance.
  25. ocnblu
    Well it's not meant to be a continuation of that Trailblazer of your. Or yore. It's a small CUV this time around, and for what it is, it looks, so far, like the Chevrolet style and value that made the brand so beloved in the past. It's spunky and useful. Should be economical. 2022 Trailblazer SS will be a 1.3 twin turbo, nitrous injected, supercharged 3 cylinder with 206 hp. Drag tested to an 11.6 second quarter mile, with a terminal speed of 118 mph. HowboutDAT? Meet me outside!
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