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    Such a fine machine...
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    Well, the 7 was the worst by far (that redesign was a true crime). The 5 suffered a bit less, and the 3 the least of all, but all would have been better had Bangle chosen another industry to victimize with his "design sense".
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    It's a good thing he wandered out when he did, I was about to let Arkus out.
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    ...a baby fox that is. The thing just wandered across the lane as I was heading home. I stopped the Tahoe and got out to check it out and the little tyke ran right up to me and followed me around. I called the other folks on the property and they all came to see. Finally, my employers' son-in-law just picked him up, and then handed him to his wife. She tucked him inside of her vest and he immediately went to sleep. Interesting end to the day.
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    Really? I still see bangled design as the ruin of BMW (and other cars).
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    Still hate it, but I love the Challenger.
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    Yes they are! Nice spot, BV.
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    Just about every brand has managed to built something I'd want somewhere along the line, except for Toyota. If every last one were to be crushed, I wouldn't miss any of them.
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    Now there's an endorsement! Toyota: Official truck of illiterate fanatics worldwide. Rip-off design, miniscule sales, forgetable performance...
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    I'll give you the rally history on the original Celica, and that the Hilux was a tough little truck. The rest gets tossed in the circular file. EDIT: Both the Celica and Hilux were terrible rust-buckets.
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    Not impressed by any of the three.
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    Grrrrrr...
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    Look at their product from the sixties to the early nineties... See above recall numbers.
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    I think my position has some real backing here.
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    Toyota = junk Always has, always will.
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    A pristine early Baracuda in red, out for a saturday cruise.
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    I can't think of a single example. Once formed, my opinion of a car tends to remain the same.
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    As I recall, there were two grades of cloth seat back then. I think you had to order the "Custom Cloth" to get the comfy seats. The "ROPOS" is an '89, but it has a much flatter cushion and fabric like burlap - not the same at all.
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    That works!
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    So, what were the worst seats you have experienced in a car you've owned or driven regularly? For me it was the painful seats in an '85 Mercedes Benz 300TD wagon. It was like sitting on a concrete block.
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    The one I drove had a simple, yet attractive and interesting, interior made of high quality materials with an innovative design. I have also driven an original - pure penalty box.
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    They are, at least in Cooper S trim. The Mini was always FWD, so no nameplate crime has taken place. That may be part of why I think they are ok.
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    UGH! That's just criminal.
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    Bummer.
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    Here's a few: The Sky and Solstice: I'm not into tiny cars, but these two (especially the Solstice coupe) make me want to break my own rules. The HHR: As you all know, I hate FWD. But, the HHR pulls-off a unique style that mitigates the drive wheel flaw. The Mini: see above. The Volt: I really admire GM for having the balls to go there.
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