Camino LS6

I need to check an idea...

Sounds damn familiar. American Artist?

Thanks. He co-produced lots of Pink Floyd's stuff - major talent in the studio. Easy for me. I don't have time to do one tonight, so why don't you do another?

Alan Parsons "Turn of a Friendly Card"

Since I can't hear it, what's the style?

Just in case the rest of you also can't see the image (I can't right now). The band: Triumvirat The album: Illusions On A Double Dimple

My machine has no sound!

Your turn.

Time's up! gmpartsgirl takes the win on a technical google. ...and the right to ask the next one. Here it is:

Anyone else? Or do we give it to gmpartsgirl?

I am impressed that you could find it even with google. If no one else knows it, I might have to give it to you - I know this was a tough one.

Nope, that's cheating. :AH-HA_wink:

Minor clue: PCS might know this band

Since I'm not up on Hair Metal, I thought I'd try a variation on the theme of Walt's contest. This album cover featured a white mouse crawling out of a white egg on a white background. The band was what I would call extreme Prog. Anyone?

To be honest, I never paid much attention to most of the hair bands - so I wouldn't get very many anyway. Now, if the parameters of the music were a bit different I might do fine even with the small size. If someone made one from Prog Rock albums, Walt and I could duke it out for the win. :AH-HA_wink:

Too damn small.

Nice find.

I don't remember ever commenting on the concept, but I'd say that all the good bits got lost in translation. All the design cues are shallower on the production car - it reminds me of the letdown of G6 concept to production, leaves the same bad taste in my mouth.

In that case we simply disagree about the looks of this car. I see it and the new Vue as complete styling failures, which disappoints me.

Let me put it another way. I can see why someone would choose the current Aura over the Camry, but I can't say the same for this new one. The current Aura is much better looking than a Camry - the Insignia just isn't.

Oh, I understand. If I had made such assertions in this thread then the criticism would be completely valid. I won't deny that for a minute. But, in this case, my objections have nothing to do with badge or drive wheels or my personal preferences . My objections aren't emotionally charged in any way, I just see this car as a big mistake. Saturn could really use a nameplate with a consistently good rep, and I think that this car (as an Aura) sinks that possibility.

Have to call BS on this one as well as PCS' post. - I never said anything about the drive wheels on this car. - I've praised the Aura for its looks and overall execution despite the fact that I will likely never be in this market. But to replace that car with an ugly pile like this thing seems a step backwards to me. - The Insignia could wear a Chevy, Pontiac, or Holden badge and it would still receive a failing grade from me. It is a frumpy, lumpy, japanese-looking design with bad proportions, and no badge can fix that. - I'm not a big interior critic, and this one looks "fine" to me. Nothing exciting, mind you, but passable. It is just the exterior that I find to be hideous at best. Nothing about it says "worth more than sticker" like the Aura currently does. Bottom line: It isn't "gotta have" in any way ,shape, or form. It is not an improvement over the car it is intended to replace. Like the new Vue, it is a clean miss vs. the previous version.

A red GT seen today is my first on-road sighting.

Tick-Tock, the auction is about to end. :AH-HA_wink: