Robert Hall

I went to Home Depot the other night and saw several new Tundras, incl. one set up commercial style with a ladder rack. Saw a base model regular cab w/ black bumpers and steel wheels--wow, they look homely. I have yet to see a new Silverado or Sierra in work truck trim (black bumpers, etc)..the ones I've seen are all chromey...they do make a work truck version of them, I assume? I think on the whole though, I see more new Tundras around than the new Silverados and Sierras..

A backup camera seems like it would be superflous (I can understand the utility of one in a massive SUV or van, but a midsize sedan??? But common features like automatic lights and a trip computer I would think would be there...

Those never made it to production, though....as far as real flagships, the XLR is the current Cadillac flagship.

I'm looking forward to seeing the C6 on my next trip across the pond (probably next year sometime). I've always found Citroens interesting, very individualistic styling...the DS in the '50s looked so modern, so different from other automakers designs. I've watched several of '60s and early '70s French crime movies lately, pretty interesting selection of cars seen in the streets of Paris, Nice, etc....Citroen DSes mixed in with a couple '67 Camaros amidst Renault Dauphines, Fiats, etc (one film had the lead driving a '66 Fury).

Interesting..I didn't realize the Ram used the 4.7..I assumed all V8 Rams were 5.7 Hemis. I thought the 4.7 was only in the GC and Commander (apparently it's also available in the Dakota, Durango and Aspen).

Cool..futuramic design.

I haven't done it in a while, but I used to take 35mm B&W photos...I remember taking a roll of pics around the U of Michigan campus when I was there in the mid '90s...B&W instantly makes a scene look older, I think...interesting to play around with, esp. winter shots.

The Stream is GO!

Interesting...Siber appear to be modified Dodge Stratus.

The A4 looks as I expected...front and rear detailing similar to the A5, the proportions of the A5, and the signature Audi sedan greenhouse...

GMC Cascade. (Cascadia?) Or maybe use the Western town name theme like other trucks and SUVs.. GMC Telluride. GMC El Paso. GMC Tempe. GMC Arvada (this would sound good with the Acadia) GMC Cheyenne. (Chevy used to use it as a truck trim level long ago) GMC Scottsdale (Chevy used to use it as a truck trim level long ago) ...or G8 Denali

How about Pontiac G7 or GMC SCT (or STC) (Sport Coupe Truck/Sport Truck Coupe)

The last two digits used to be displacement, but BMW has strayed in recent years...the last US 328 had a 3.0, I think, for example..

Yes...I think the poster meant Gen Y....Xers like myself were born from '64-80, I think..I know plenty of Xers that drive Audis..

I think the title was 'modern', not 1990s..

Wierd... I'm glad I have terriers instead of kids....they are easy to clean up after.

The Fit is GO!

The '69 Daytona and '70 Superbird were wonderfully outrageous cars from an era of wonderfully outrageous cars.. those old American muscle cars are so cool..

This reminds me of a line from the movie '8MM'...'There are some things that you see, and you can't unsee them.' Great line.

Probably only 1% of the buyers took 'em off road anyway, though. I've seen quite a few 4Runners on the trails in Colorado, though.

I suppose they could put the Astra front end on the Cobalt to get an Astra sedan out the door quickly for the US if they had to.. Here are more pics of the 4dr Astra.. 4dr Astra article

Someone had too much time on their hands during a cold, ugly Cleveland winter, I guess...

Unfortunately, the coolest, geekiest vanity plate is already taken in my state.. 'GEEKSTA'. Wish I'd gotten it myself.

I would hope not..it's based on the Avenger/Sebring w/a 113 inch wheelbase and a 4cyl standard...maybe 4k lbs or less? One thing I wasn't sure of..is the Caliber/Patriot/Compass on a smaller platform that is also related to the Avenger/Sebring or is it something different?

2009 Dodge Journey: Don't Stop Believin.