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Robert Hall

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  1. Robert Hall
    45 and his supporters seem to be extraordinarily thin-skinned and unable to handle any criticism, and fact-based truths. It doesn't help that we don't really have a functioning Congress either...
  2. Robert Hall
    I've heard a lot of criticism of the 9 spd auto, that's the same in the Cherokee? The ZF 8 spd in the GC has been fine, I find it very smooth.
  3. Robert Hall
    Elon says a lot of things. Elon 'facts' aren't necessarily true facts.
  4. Robert Hall
    Funny anecdote, for some reason I've seen a 1/2 dozen Alfa Romeos (4 Giulias and 2 Stelvios) in the last week. The Giulia Quadrafiglio does look great in dark blue.
  5. Robert Hall
    Would have thought Wrangler sales would have been better, given it is Spring and the JL is new. And the facelifted Cherokee is down. Though the WK2 GC keeps chugging along in it's 9th model year a decade after its debut at the 2009 NYIAS... Also, these charts are pretty much unreadable on mobile (it looked like the Challenger and Charger had single digit sales).
  6. Robert Hall
    Just saw this sharp 71 Impala sport coupe. A few min later spotted a sharp silver blue 72 Cutlass formal roof coupe in a driveway. Then later on the way home saw a really clean '86-90 Pontiac Safari wagon in traffic. Dark blue w/ blond plood trim in good shape, wire wheel covers, whitewalls and mudflaps. No rust that I could see.
  7. Robert Hall
    There may be technical reasons for delays also, IIRC the F1-based (inspired?) powertrain was having trouble meeting European emissions regs, IIRC..
  8. Robert Hall
    I can't imagine the automakers would be thrilled about tariffs on products from Mexico...aren't a lot of pickups from GM and Ram built in Mexico, as well as engines? And VW builds a fair bit in Mexico also..
  9. Robert Hall
    The right, though has a lot of religious fanatics, anti-science, anti-education, bigots, racists, homophobes, xenophobes, technophobes, white nationalists, confederate flag wavers, puppy mill owners, gun nuts, etc...a lot of unsavory people--the lowest of humanity. There used to be sane people in the Republican party--the moderates and pro-business, pro-military people but it seems they have been pushed out by the lunatics from the extreme right. The right/left sides aren't exactly equally comparable. There is definitely some crazy stuff on the left too, but NOT REMOTELY to the scale of that coming from the right. The right has lost it's mind in recent years...
  10. Robert Hall
    I was being facetious, which should have been obvious. I'll add sarcasm tags.
  11. Robert Hall
    I assume it will get built, probably all 275 have been bought and paid for already. Since it is so low volume not a risk to build.
  12. Robert Hall
    I don't know, I find the left more rational as their arguments/positions are more based in rational thought and science, while the right is based on religion and fake shit.
  13. Robert Hall
    Blah, blah, blah...the AMG One is not a production car yet, so any details are just speculation at this point...still a couple years from being real. The hypercars are just a lot of pointless nonsense, IMO...they either end up in collections and are never driven, hauled to car shows, or catch fire. Real world performance cars are much more interesting..
  14. Robert Hall
    I don't think there is any such thing as a 'tolerant right', at least not these days... <sarcasm> Build that wall along the beaches! </sarcasm> (I am surprised the MAGA hat wearers haven't hollered about building walls or dams along the coastline of Florida and other Gulf Coast states).
  15. Robert Hall
    Beautiful weather again on Sunday... saw a sharp 73 Grand Prix. Rolling on Cragar SS mags. Custom purple-blue paint. Nice rumble. Went up to the lake, found a nice local Mexican place for dinner, found some beautiful hilly, twisty backroads (Willoughby Hills/Kirtland, Oh) and on one of those roads saw a new ZR1 (bright orange) zipping along, followed by a clean early 90s C4 convertible in white w/ red interior. Saw a gorgeous silver w/ blue top '67 Corvette convertible.
  16. Robert Hall
    Saw a sharp 73 Grand Prix. Rolling on Cragar SS mags. Custom purple-blue paint. Nice rumble.
  17. Robert Hall
    That's the C7, though...will be interesting to see the starting price point for the C8...
  18. Robert Hall
    That one never made much sense... muddied the brand positioning.
  19. Robert Hall
    VW hasn't had air-cooled models in the US in 40 years...that's a very dated image.
  20. Robert Hall
    Yummm...makes me think of tacos..quesadillas...burritos...tortas...nachos...chiles rellenos...
  21. Robert Hall
    LoL...I get some squeaks and creaks from my Jeep armrest and dash...rough potholed roads around here...
  22. Robert Hall
    And they have the GLA for the psuedo-CUV hatchback. So they can give it a tiny trunklid with a small opening.
  23. Robert Hall
    Had to run to the post office this morning, saw a sharp red w/ white top '59 Edsel 4dr sedan at a gas station and a very clean black '96 Impala SS.
  24. Robert Hall
    I always liked the Caprices, though I prefer the styling of the boxy '77-90 ones more than the whales...but the whales have their charm, esp. in Impala SS form. Saw a really clean black Impala SS this morning.
  25. Robert Hall
    Looks like the wheelbase is the same as the ATS, but the CT4 is about 5 inches longer and a couple hundred heavier. ATS Wheelbase 109.3 in (2,776 mm) 112.6 in (2,861 mm) (ATS-L) Length 4,643 mm (182.8 in) Width 1,806 mm (71.1 in) Height 1,420 mm (55.9 in) Curb weight 1,504–1,570 kg (3,315–3,461 lb) CT4 Wheelbase 109.3 in (2,776 mm) Length 187.2 in (4,755 mm) Width 71.5 in (1,816 mm) Height 56.0 in (1,422 mm) Curb weight 3,616 lb (1,640 kg) (CT4-V, RWD)
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