Camino LS6

The A and G bodies from 1964 - 1988 cover almost all of the GM cars I love, along with most F-bodies and Corvettes, any Holden RWD, and the original Novas up to the mid 70s. There are a few others, but that's the lion's share.

I like some of the metallic oranges. F-body Sunset orange metallic GTO Brazen orange metallic

3 guesses :AH-HA_wink:

If the GTO is any guide, the display will be redundant and switchable.

The Griffon is, of course, correct.

All sweet pics! Thanks for that, PCS. Next time you go tell them I want a non-metallic black, would you?

I don't know about you, but that's not a reliable source for me.

OH! Did you say that you liked yellow too? *Crunch - a green-biased metallic yellow Morpheous - purple metallic

C'mon PCS, you know you want one... It really is purple, very purple...

I'm betting that we will get it, but I think that car is the "blue with purple undertones". Morpheous is VERY purple, so purple in fact that I think PCS is feeling conflicted.

3 guesses

This one is tough, all the entries are great - but very diverse. 1 because the Volt needs its sharp creases 2 Because of the impressive skill used to make this look production-ready and part of the Chevy family. Awesome job, but too smooth for the Volt.

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Nope. I remember that one too. If I could remember where it came from I'd try to find it for you. The substance was that this guy blabbed that the top execs were angry about quality problems and the costs of bringing the Tundra to market and the fact that it didn't set the world on fire when it got there. I'm sure that he is very unemployed by now.

Don't forget that the question is about perception and the one vehicle that could change it. Anyone want to change their answers?

Easy there cowboy, it's a movie quote.

No, it was a quote of a Toyota exec (now fomer ,probably) who opened his mouth to a reporter on a plane flight. Too many cocktails, I guess.

One other thing to remember, I actually buy trucks and you don't. Right? Trust me on this one if on no other, this thing is a stinker.

I doubt that they will be satisfied- the last I heard, they were pretty pissed about the Tundra's performance in the market.

Face it, the Tundra is a substandard product that would be laughed out of the market but for Toyota's "glowing" record of "quality". The truth is that you can't fake a good pickup and after three tries, Toy still can't build one. His post isn't bias, it's reality. Toyota has built another stinker and I will be overjoyed when it fails. The even bigger joke will be their attempt to expand to 3/4 and 1ton models. And about bias: So what if it is present here? This is not a Toyota fansite, and none of us should feel any guilt about wanting them to fail. Fortunately, the Tundra helps in that respect.

:rotflmao:

And "you look like the piss-boy."

Of course I do, the tundra is Toyota's weakest product and I want to see it cost them a fortune. And I guarantee that Tundra held Toy's profit down significantly, the product may never break even, and that makes me smile.

As another poster has said: Call me when they outsell F-150 or Silverado. Isn't going to happen. The Tundra is strike three.