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Robert Hall

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  1. Robert Hall
    What's going on at Times Square?
  2. Robert Hall
    They won't do that, though..if there is an XT7, it will be just another generic transverse engine crossover...a variation of the Traverse/Enclave. Escalade is taller and wider, though. Center of gravity probably a foot higher than the European CUVs. And the Benyagagaga has a 4.0 sec 0-60 and the Urus can accelerate from 0–100 km/h (62 mph) in 3.6 seconds and 0–200 km/h (124 mph) in 12.8 seconds. I've read rumors the next gen Escalade will finally get an IRS...
  3. Robert Hall
    I just can't see GM getting in the high performance SUV game...they don't have a unibody RWD/AWD CUV, and it wouldn't make sense to use their generic FWD/transverse engine CUV platform or their full size BOF truck/SUV platform.
  4. Robert Hall
    Been there done that..sometimes I get to typing fast and leave out verbs.
  5. Robert Hall
    So home charging, office garage charging and mall charging makes more sense for those of us that prefer an 'inactive lifestyle'
  6. Robert Hall
    1966. The original.
  7. Robert Hall
    Went to some wineries up along the north coast this afternoon, saw 2 Solstices—one a dark green and one silver, a gray Lamborghini Murcielago pulling out of a driveway in a small beach town then shrieking past, a clean gold w white top 76-77 Regal 2dr, and a sharp Caddy CTS-v coupe. One of the more interesting sightings on the freeway was a dark green '70s White-Freightliner COE pulling a matching green flatbed. Don't see COE tractors on the road very often these days..
  8. Robert Hall
    There can't be many phones left w/ removable battery..can't recall when I've had a phone w/ one..maybe 10 years ago.
  9. Robert Hall
    The first local Cars & Coffee of the season is this morning, thought about going since it's only a few miles from me, but though it's sunny out it's only 45...meh.
  10. Robert Hall
    A guy down the street and around the corner has a very sharp red GTO that I see pretty often. And there is a gray G8 GXP a couple streets over.
  11. Robert Hall
    That '96 Taurus was dreadful..Ford wanted to make everything an oval..
  12. Robert Hall
    There is a rusted, denty white G8 around here I see once in a while..
  13. Robert Hall
    One other car that I thought pulls off the 4dr coupe look well is the BMW 6 series Gran Coupe, esp. in M6 trim. Sleeker than the 5 series.
  14. Robert Hall
    The first CLS is still one of the sexiest sedans ever, IMO...love that shape..and 2nd gen is beautiful also..the 3rd gen looks great also...It doesn't look good in some colors like the stupid matte colors or so-predictable and beyond lame white w/ black wheels (can the damn white w/ black wheels fad please end??) but in brown is stunning. I love the arched roofline and low windows of all 3 windows.
  15. Robert Hall
    The fastback roofline and short trunk is supposedly for aerodynamics...or it's part of a vast product marketing conspiracy to minimize trunk size and get more people into CUVs/SUVs...
  16. Robert Hall
    The Bolt is a one-box monospace. Tall hatchback. Car? CUV? Transport pod? It's something...
  17. Robert Hall
    The odd thing is only the left side seemed to look iridescent. The hood, front fascia, roof and rear fascia looked a normal blue-green. Didn't see the right side.
  18. Robert Hall
    The DoorDash dasher tonight was driving a previous gen Malibu in an iridescent blue-green...never seen that color Malibu before, maybe custom paint.
  19. Robert Hall
    Looking at my reality, an EV with a home charger would work great for me...since I work from home, i don't drive much Mon-Fri. On the weekends I rarely take a road trip over 250 miles. Though I'm probably not the ideal customer.
  20. Robert Hall
    Yes, if they had a decent sized EV CUV that looks like a normal CUV (the Bolt is a humpy tall hatchback), sales would be better.
  21. Robert Hall
    I know they are still a thing in parts of Colorado in the winter.. A more probable myth for today is GM vehicles need lots of wheel well space for rebound when driven on the cratered roads of Michigan..
  22. Robert Hall
    'may you live in interesting times'. It really is going to be interesting to see what the auto industry looks like in terms of product mix and powertrains in 5 years, 10 years, 15 years...
  23. Robert Hall
    Yes, it definitely had that feel like the original CLS...a sleek 4dr, with a 2dr-ish roofline. And an alternative to the similar sized, more sedate 88 and 98..the original Aurora, the last Toronado, and the last Riviera might be my favorite '90s GM designs...all interesting and distinctive designs. I liked the angular and clean Seville/STS and Eldorado of the mid to late 90s also. The odd thing is all of these cars were FWD w/ transverse engine, which is a contradiction to my preferences in cars. A paradox I struggle with.
  24. Robert Hall
    Wasn't the old story about GM products and big wheel wells is they did it that way for clearance for tire chains?
  25. Robert Hall
    Yeah, like my old Jeep came standard with 16" wheels, back in 2000. The current ones come with 17s base, but I'm used to the 20s on mine, wouldn't want smaller now. In the truck's lifetime--who knows...I think I had 4-5 sets of tires in 17 years on my old Jeep.
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