Paolino

wrong

criminals

Because then what's the reason to opt for the 3.6L? The power would be SO close. The 3800 Series III is SULEV.In 2005, General Motors' 3800 Series III V6 engines became the industry's first gasoline V6s to carry the SULEV rating and can be found the Pontiac Grand Prix and Buick LaCrosse. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SULEV

Francis

Saturday Night Live

die

I'm dyin. Awesome.Anyway... having just finished SATC (never watched the series before), I can safely say, there are times where she looks attractive, but most of the time, I think she's just downright fugly. As John #3 once said, "Ugly sexy"; someone you know is ugly, but is sexy for some odd reason.

Okay, it'll cease production in 2008--which means we'll have the 3800 through until at leastMY 2008. Depending on when it stops in 2008, that would make sense, as if it stops in late 2008, we'll have 2009 LaCrosse and GP's with the 3800, and MY2010 is the new LaCrosse.

nose

Yeah... it says concept, it has all of the specs of the concept like the 400hp engine, and 20/21" wheels... I'm going to say I don't think the production Camaro will have more than 18" wheels.

deep tissue

God, this is perfect! So my style! I love the whole thing--I wouldn't change anything at all!

Yeah, I heard 98 on Monday for Long Island. It's relatively cool here now, but I heard starting tomorrow it's supposed to get very hot, near 100/at 100 Monday through maybe Thursday. This summer has been relatively mild so far. Odd.

REM

hoop

Yes, that's what I was talking about... thanks

off a bridge

Wow... that's ugly.

Wait... they'd switch platforms just for a small refresh?

Van Halen

light

I would guess the LaCrosse too, as it's due for a refresh--should also get a bump in power for the base engine, IMO.

I think all Cadillacs should be RWD with AWD as an option, but Buick should have both... I would think a slightly smaller than LaCrosse FWD sedan would be nice, a slightly larger than LaCrosse RWD sedan, and then a bit, beautiful, larger than Lucerne, RWD, premium sedan. Oh, and a 4-seater, RWD/AWD coupe/convertible.

Yes, the 3800 V6 is the Series III.I keep seeing Sagemist Metallic Lucerne's on the road... I really like that color... it's delicate, gentle--it's not your standard gray, it is just enough color to make it stand out from your typical gray car. I have seen more Lucerne's with the chrome grille than not... I definitely like it on darker colors... on lighter colors, it kinda washes out a bit. I like the blacked out grille on lighter colors.

I think that's just the camo trying to make them look different.