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Drew Dowdell

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  1. are you just missing some glove box bumpers?
  2. lol... yes... because here at Cheers and Gears, we are in the habit of promoting furniture
  3. Well, I can tell you this, if it is furniture, it would be one of the most technologically advanced pieces of furniture you could buy.
  4. I dunno. I may have fun with you about it for a little bit first....
  5. Re: Park Ave v. Deville that says more about the Deville than it does the Park Ave in that they were nearly technological equals, Northstar aside. There is a large technological difference between the XTS and Lacrosseon everything except the engine. Magnaride+air spring, Cue, haldex AWD, Capacitive touch, automatic braking both front and back, available limited slip differential in the rear. It is more than a dressed up Lacrosse.
  6. the screenshot is too small for me to see anything
  7. Acura was the queen of this market for a while (after the RX as the king) and they've completely lost their way.
  8. I like it, but I like the idea of a 500ci more.
  9. Maybe they finally took my suggestion that they needed to use the name as a hybrid trim name. But I wouldn't scoff at a large sedan with a Voltec powertrain either. I wonder if Voltec can be turned 90 degrees...
  10. The Touring was technically a different car entirely.
  11. CheersandGuitars.com?
  12. '83-'85 though you could have yours sent for conversion in earlier years.
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