Drew Dowdell

If I could buy one loaded up like an XR but with the Green-Line engine, I would. You listening GM?

Press Release Honda starting new brand to target youth market LOS ANGELES, Nov. 29, 2006 – Citing the success of Toyota's Scion division, Honda announced they are starting a new brand to target the youth market. The division will sell mainly appliance looking vehicles to 70 year olds hoping to feel young. The new brand's name will be called Oster. The new brand will debut with a single model called the 4-Slice. :see photo: With 4-Slice Broiler Convertible, 6-Slice, and MixMaster models following rapidly. The MixMaster is an innovative vehicle with multiple antenna on the roof twirling rapidly. Consumer Reports has already rated these future vehicles a "Best Buy". New Brand Logo: Oster 4-slice concept:

this has to be a parody of some sort

I like how they get their dig in early on in this model's life.

Oh look! An Ion and a Maxima had a baby!

Say what? ULEV tax breaks? link please....

#8 = E-class

Love the interior Exterior needs work to justify the name hate the name

uh... the Aura will completely pwn those two.... pushrod base V6 and all

I bet he ends up at Pegasus.

you would have seen a huge amount of blood.

Yes please.

No, we're going to limp the car back home to Pittsburgh this morning. It's quite drivable.

Is that why so many people drive Camrys?

Actually the CTS handled splendidly... and you don't get brake fade from one single 1 second brake application. It was the pothole that did the damage.

Crossing from PA into NJ on Route 1 today. Old man in a beige Camry merges into the right hand lane. Only problem is, there is an old Volvo 240DL wagon there with me in the left hand lane. The Volvo tried to merge into my lane, squishing me into the jersey barrier. We of course slam on the brakes, swerve as much as we can and avoid the accident, but we hit a major pot hole. Alignment is out of wack, the under engine cover is torn off and there are squeaks from the sunroof and passenger door now. Going to the dealership this week.

Not anymore. Delta <the Cobalt/Ion/G5> is profitable now. W-body is so old it almost *has* to be profitable now, the major costs were amortized out in the 90s I bet. The Epsilon is likely to be profitable. G-body <DTS/Lucerne> is selling fairly ok and using mostly off the shelf technology. if anyone is a one hit wonder these days, it's Chrysler.

Escalade is at least a two hit wonder. No real competition from Acura, Audi, Infiniti. No one has done the Escalade better. The next gen CTS isn't out yet, but from the looks of things, that'll be at least a two hit wonder. It looks as if it will address all the "issues" that the current CTS has. They've fixed the SRX. It now truely is world class and can easily sit with the likes of MB, Acura, and Audi. The STS fix is coming. You've seen the pics I'm sure. It already has the platform, now it's getting the interior. Audi, Benz and even BMW should be worried. One hit wonder what?!

Dual zone is a red herring, it doesn't really vary the temperatures that much.

More COTY winners: Was there really nothing better in 1972? And last, but certainly not least.... remember, if you're driving one of these, you're a winner.

Here was it's competition. Out of this group, the Camry did deserve to win. The only cars that stood a chance were the Aura and Altima.

not likely, at today's price, he'll be taking a loss of about 2.50 a share...

Aura

I bet you would if it had an "H" on the grill </sarcasm>

fixed.