Camino LS6

Thanks Cort, It's good to have support.

Keep 'em coming.

Done.

I'll fix it.

I think he ate the brown acid.

Something makes me think that the "T" should stand for thorazine. The designer sure could use a dose.

Wow. Holy deceptive headline, Batman.

That , of course, really is the right way to look at the numbers. BPG is really a single entity now.

The devil is in the details, which this article ignores. The Tundra is basically a failed entry, and a lousy one at that.

Agressive tread on chrome spoked wheels (both looked brand new) You would have needed to change your shorts.

Sad, but well said. We shall see. <---- not holding breath.

Both the breakfast and the tour were cheap, like under $20. But that was a long time ago.

Just saw a bright red '77 CJ5 with a V8 and headers! It looked pretty good and was very loud. Had a plow rig too. And was manual. BBL would have been drooling.

Clean Scouts are rare - and thus expensive.

:sign0200:

Most domestic coupes offered in recent memory (from GM especially) have been largely crap. The GTO, Camaro, Challenger, and Mustang excepted. Meanwhile the 3 series at their lunch.

As I said, without seeing the real numbers...

An OK idea, but I hate what gif avatars and sigs do to the site.

If it is still there, I highly recommend Hugo's Diner in Charlotte. The place is a complete dive, but the food is awesome! I got the "Beltbuster Breakfast", it comes on three plates! Also the tour of Charlotte International Speedway (or whatever they call it now) was awesome. They put you in a huge Chevy van with a big block and race around the track so you can feel the cetrifugal force as you speed up and it pulls you to an upright position from a lean. Then they stop in the middle of one of the turns, and you feel like you are about to tip over. Great experience ( though I would rather have done some hot laps).

Yup. Russia has a dog-eat-dog, wild west sort of mentality going on right now. Pontiac would be perfect there.

I'd like to see those numbers. The profitability of buick is certainly questionable, if not Caddy. Without those numbers, all internet talk is pure assumption. It has the odor of politics and wishful thinking about it, this plan of GM's

I don't know, but it appears to be the real thing - so maybe the numbers are the same.