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Robert Hall

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  1. We'll see...when I actually see something in GM press releases, I'll believe it..postings by anonymous people on a web forum don't mean a lot...
  2. Just lots of idle speculation, sounds like..
  3. ?? Why not? The Chrysler 300 has a 120 inch wheelbase...the STS/SLS should certainly have as long or a longer wheelbase...
  4. Pontiac...and definitely maybe Buick and Cadillac...a Cadillac version of the GMC Savana with leather, 22 inch bling wheels, big chrome grille, etc...
  5. This car would be a great addition to the US lineup, above the STS.
  6. 3 possible platforms that would make sense for the next Pacifica--LX (a RWD/AWD crossover would be an interesting twist), the next minivan platform, or the Grand Cherokee/Commander platform (with a wheelbase stretch)...
  7. There are several Sprinters around here that have the M-B grille and badging...also the Freightliner ones.
  8. OJ and coffee usually... I either brew coffee at home (Starbucks breakfast blend), get it free at work (we have pretty good coffee), or grab something from Starbucks (White Chocolate Mocha latte) or Einstein's Bagels euro roast on the way.. I like my coffee pretty pale..no sugar, and lots of creamer (Coffee Mate liquid hazenut or French vanilla at home or work, otherwise skim milk). If I get my coffee at work, it sometimes takes 2-3 cups to get me going (I do coffee at work the days I come in early (before 7 am).
  9. Last night I went to vote early at a police station..parked in the lot when I came out was a pale plue early '60s Dodge Lancer...haven't seen one of those in ages... strange looking car, very similiar to a Valiant of that era.
  10. Cool...very retro yet modern.
  11. I came up CTS-v..good fit for my tastes.
  12. It's not 1960..leave BOF to the 20th century, ok?
  13. Limited to V6 choices, I'd have to go with the Aura--better engine and transmission.
  14. I was a teenager of the '80s (36 now) and have a postive image of Buick due to 2 words: Grand National. It was a very cool Buick when I was young..as far as the vintage Buicks, I remember being fascinated as a kid by cars like the '63 Riviera, '71 Riviera, and '70s Centurion/LeSabre convertibles..still think those are neat today..
  15. Interesting..does Toyota build any SUVs in the US currently? The Sequoia maybe?
  16. What's the wierd black slab on the hood supposed to be? A bug shield?
  17. I like the wheels..this color would look interesting on the '09 Camaro..
  18. Looks sharp...my g/f will probably be wanting one of these to replace her '02 one.
  19. Hideous...pathetic attempt at a paint job, IMHO..I wonder what this loser means by 'billion dollar paint job'? Looks more like a 98-cent attempt..
  20. I don't think so...Duramax is just GM's brand name for their truck diesels, isn't it?
  21. Hmm....I'm always confusing the CTS and STS, from the front..until I notice the outer edge of the headlight cluster...I've never had trouble distinguishing a 3-series from a 5-series--the size difference alone is noticable. Then again, I'm a BMW owner and fan, so I pay attention to them more, probably..
  22. Full size trucks, full size SUVs, RWD sedans (Charger, 300, Zetas), RWD coupes (Mustang, Camaro, Challenger).
  23. Well, it is a rather obscure car...had to look it up..
  24. And the assclowns that don't wipe the snow off their cars..driving around with the windows covered with snow..
  25. You serious? I thought turn signals were standard everywhere...
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