Robert Hall
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If I were 25, I'd be living in a major tech city but probably have an SUV. Closer to 50, I like being in the suburbs with a yard and square footage, though I'd like more garage space. But I'm never going back to rural. My Dad loved the farm, I liked it as a kid, but now couldn't take the isolation and lack of nearby amenities..
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Lincoln News: Lincoln Plans On Using GT on Upcoming Aviator PHEV
Robert Hall replied to William Maley's topic in Lincoln
Maybe they are thinking GT--Green Touring.- 11 replies
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Porsche News: Porsche Can't Seem To Make Up Its Mind on 911 Hybrid
Robert Hall replied to William Maley's topic in Porsche
Remember, in blu’s area, ‘alternative power’ means horse and buggy, not EV or hybrids. -
The new Jimny would make a neat 2dr Tracker.
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Isn't that the SOP for GM? Fewer features and cheaper components on lower trim levels? Make you pay more to get the good stuff..
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It's a good looking car, esp. like the front end compared to other recent Chevys. Really nice headlight & grille treatment. Profile is nice also, though I think the wheelbase is too short relative to the length...kind of look 'pinched' front certain angles.
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Sounds like part of his con was using company funds to decorate/maintain 5 houses/apartments in 5 different countries also. And reporting only $44 mill of income in Japan when it was really $88 mil for 2016 or something like that.
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Jeep News: 2018 Jeep Wrangler JL is Slightly More Expensive
Robert Hall replied to William Maley's topic in Jeep
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Maybe they could improve the Chevy HD front by attaching giant chrome fangs from the cross bar and at the bottom of the grille, like a shark mouth.
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I assume they are using an existing transmission to save money.
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That's one of the features that once you think about it, you wonder why it isn't on full sizers all ready... I do wonder what the 'all-new gasoline engine with direct injection' will be..
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They did a better job w/ the 4500 HD front end. It looks like a regular Chevy truck front, scaled up without the new weirdness..
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Maybe we will see an EV CUV or Hybrid CUV at Detroit or NYIAS in 19. Maybe something from Chevy and something from Cadillac?
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I imagine there will be an even uglier work truck trim in white w/ the front all black... With that full width spar w/ tabs on top of it, maybe they were inspired by the late 50s Chevy Viking truck grilles.
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I wonder if GM hired some former Ford designers? It reminds me of the garbage front ends they had on the E-series vans over the last decade or so...putting the headlight clusters vertically below the parking lights is never a good look.
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Or random pedestrians. Maybe need blades or a fin on the front like old locomotives to clear the path.
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So if the new Silverado isn't ugly enough, they are trying to one-up themselves with the new Heavy Duty version...one ugly ass mofo.
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Saw a new '19 GMC Sierra Denali for the first time today. Was backed into a parking space, next to a previous generation Sierra Denali. The new one looks taller and bigger...the giant chromey grille looks gianter and chromeier. Everything about it shouts 'moar' 'moar' moar'!
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Oddly Maserati numbers aren't listed.
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Sales: Sales Figure Ticker: November 2018
Robert Hall replied to William Maley's topic in Sales Figure Ticker
With their AWD wagon and CUV lineup, they really fit the market today well... -
Which is a rarity in any CUV or SUV nowadays...it's cool to see the new Gladiator is available w/ a V6/manual combo. Would like to see more sticks available.
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November 2018: Ford Motor Company
Robert Hall replied to William Maley's topic in Sales Figure Ticker
low volume=exclusivity for a luxury car. That's a good thing.
