Drew Dowdell

What Dodgefan means to say is; There is a Politics section coming soon as part of a broader board wide announcement. More details will follow.

GM has made arrangements to regain control of GMAC

When I'm not at work, I can get the link for you. It's uninteresting.

Actually Comcast is giving everyone who complains about it $5. Comcast Public Relations FTL.

I wish there was a strong anti-HFCS movement going on.

.... and some of you guys wonder why GM dumbs down it's N.A. versions of Euro designs.....

Was that tax income based on imaginary income based on imaginary home values and financed through banks using imaginary capital?

Is that the difference? I always wondered why I liked RC but not Pepsi nor Coke.

They went to HFCS because the Corn Lobby > Sugar Lobby

Definately AWD. It's almost a requirement here. I did ok in the CTS with snow tires, but I'm trying to make the most minimal investment I can. I'll drive them all, I LOVE test driving cars. About the convenience stuff....this is just a get-me-to-Lowes-and-back vehicle. I only need to drive 2 or 3 days a week. I take public transit for the rest. One question, in the GMT-360s do the rear seats fold nearly flat or roll up or get removed?

LOL!

+1 You could have a lot of wood in your car and it wouldn't upset the greenies because it's highly renewable. Heck, I have bamboo infesting my back yard now.

You forgot lawnmowers, marine engines, motorcycles, atvs, etc.

Now you know that's not true. They have crash standards too. There is no way a balsa wood car would stand up to a 95mph off set frontal crash test. Now Bamboo... that's doable. Very strong and very renewable.

Unless you're regularly winding the engine up over 5,000 rpm, don't bother. Stock up on standard filters and be done with it.

Sure they do. They don't bring over the cloth seat, hand crank window 3-series. They don't bring over the FWD A8. I'm sure there is more. But nearly all of the "premium" Euros are available over there in non-premium form. E-class is one of the most common taxis I see in germany.

What year was it? The 2000s and 2001s were firmed up a lot.

If you're going to launch it, launch it right. If you don't have the money to launch it right, don't launch it at all.

Yes they do. By then the bugs had been worked out. There were engine sensor and pulley changes that made it by then. The engine was also detuned and used in the Saturn LS starting in 2000.

Chrysler of some sort.

This was already posted.

Think of it another way. Americans have long felt that all things French are more refined, luxurious, and "special". Furthermore, I really feel that the names in a brand should reflect a theme in some way. Some sort of connection. All french names would work like that. I once had suggested that Saturn, in a nod to the brand name and to the hope that they would go all hybrid, go with Ion, Proton, Electron, Neutron, Compound (good for SUV),

Sure, the Cobalt comes in colors other than blue.

My BF Albert suggests Buick Orion