Drew Dowdell

+ fuel efficiency

4-speed on lower models, 6-speed on top model.... just like the G6

It's a 7/8ths Charger. Not bad at all... except for the power train. * 173-hp four-cylinder shared with the Dodge Caliber, mated to a four-speed automatic and getting 24/32 mpg city/highway * 189-hp flexible-fuel V-6 that can run on E85 or gasoline, teamed with a four-speed automatic. Mileage is estimated at 22/30 city/highway * 235-hp V-6 with Chrysler’s new six-speed transmission, registering mileage of 19/28 mpg city/highway

truth!

bet they go with John Deere..... can't get much more American than that...

I don't see a thing wrong with it. You guys wanted an Opel, you got an Opel. quitcherbitchin

Only Philadelphia County and Allegheny County <Pittsburgh> have emissions testing.

How can you tell if a Chrysler 4-cylinder is running? If there is blue smoke coming from the exhaust.

Car Mine: none... none are standouts. Maybe the Aura if you're looking for a great "this is the new me" car or the LS for the wow factor. Reality: LS460 or Camry. Toyota has this year all tied up. Truck Mine: Tahoe/Suburban or Silverado Reality: RDX, Q7 or Edge

Photoshop?

Hmm... I like the idea of a Jetback..... very retro.

Oooh there goes the thread....

The problem with quitting anti-depressants suddenly is that it can lead to suicidal tendancies..... considering the "I Hate Life" post on Myspace the other day, I don't think our worry is unjustified.

then watch them get deleted...

There's your new car Fly

Cobalt is making money now

Chinese and French Yes and Yes a bunch

on the off chance you might take it....

Linkity a valuable Patek Philippe watch my grandfather, Harley Earl, owned that's going up for auction on September 27, 2006 at the Downtown Athletic Club, DAC (see web-link directly below). This rare watch has the inscription written on its back how it was a 20th anniversary gift to Designer-Earl from GM Styling, circa 1945.

This is a privately owned board. There is no implied freedom of speech here. Fly can delete every one of your posts and you have no legal recourse what so ever. Follow the rules BV.

Because, again, I beat the hell out of my '03 Avalanche and still get between 14 - 15 mpg in city driving. GTM-900 Avalanches get better mileage. The RDX will still need to be wound up to move. Something like the Tahoe has twice the torque at 1/3 the rpm.

This just in, the Cobalt is making money.

Don't forget, the Tahoe has AFM and will have a hybrid out soon as well.

How many people will trade in their Tahoes for RDXes so they can get better gas mileage? How many RDX owners, formerly Tahoe owners will fail at their goal?