Drew Dowdell

I'll take yours, Olds.

Again, once GM can actually compete in this market will any of your comments carry more than a grain of salt.

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The CTS-V and Solstice are more my style.... that's why I'd trade an LS for them.

I'd trade a 70k DTS for them too.

The only cars in this class that interest me are the XJ for it's exterior and the Pheaton for it's interior.

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Tsk... a blue sock with a gray suit and a slip on loafer.

Apparently Laura wasn't there to dress him.

1985 Olds Toronado

I suppose if someone gave me this car I'd drive it 

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If someone gave me this, I'd trade it in on a CTS-V and Pontiac Solstice.... and only have to pay the tax.

You're joking, right?

It is completely full of sarcasm, stereotypes, and half-truths.

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.... ok?

but that doesn't mean he was wrong.

it is perfectly feasible... and likely... that the scenario he described will play out many times in relation to this car.

my only issue is the loaded jetta..... she would have bought a loaded 4-cylinder automatic jetta... not the VR6..... because it's thrifty

Enclave

9-7x... at least on the outside

GMT-900 Avalanche and Escalade EXT are teh sex

Wow! A non-fugly Honda! It'll never make it here.

that was one of your best back handed compliments yet Fly.

Nope I was right. Here are pics. They aren't "released", just more spy shots, but fully un-camo'd.

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did someone take the shrinky dinks out of the oven a bit early?

I think this is part of the reason nobody can take you seriously 

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is anything he said wrong?

it's a likely scenario.... not the only scenario.

If the Envoy has the 5.3... I'm sure it can easily be converted.

I doubt he has though.

After having XM in my CTS, XM is a requirement for any future vehicles.

You're actually saying motor vehicles are not the biggest contributors to fuel consumption? 

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speaking of which, it's time to start shopping for pellet stoves again...

Yeah... as I said, I never had a problem with IE until yesterday, so I dont see what's so great about Firefox so far... other than I can check my email and view myspace now, unlike yesterday.

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what is so great is that Firefox is substantially less vunerable to browser hijacking, viruses, etc.

As a Firefox user, I must ask: what's a pop-up?

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it's what happens when you're tab surfing pr0n.

Oh... yeah, that's right... I forgot that virgins no longer exist.

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you were the last one

GM, you have the capacity. Build all of the models of this transmission and sell them to the other companys. People can and do knock you for many things, but building quality, reliable, smooth transmissions is the one thing you to better than anyone else.

The front-wheel-drive version, which uses many of the same parts as the rear-drive Two Mode, will likely be built by DaimlerChrysler.

I think this is the sound of the bubble popping.

People are less willing to live 2 hours from work and pay almost as much as their mortgage in fuel costs <single adult in a Suburban ya know> just to have a postage stamp sized yard.

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Look! It's Buickman!

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Wow, it looks very "9-3 meets 300M" in that pic

I have to laugh at people slagging the Aspen..Chrysler is the the only one sharing an SUV platform across brands...  look at the Equinox/Torrent, Trailblazer/Envoy/umpteen other siblings  and the Tahoe/Yukon, to name a few...

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Rainier > Aspen

9-7x > Aspen

Bravada > Aspen

mostly because

Trailblazer > Durango

that plant is about 10 miles from me.... and it's a complete bitch to get in and out of.

Welcome to 2004

It's gotta either be the early W-bodies. Lumina, Grand Prix, Cutlass, Regalor the early 80s B-bodies, Caprice, Parisianne, Eighty Eight, Electra