Drew Dowdell
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I'd like to see pics of the Fiero (in its own thread of course)
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Depends on the car. A regular C Class I like. The above pic is just a C Class for someone with more money than taste.
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That sounds like a steal, might be really low mileage though. They have terrible depreciation rates, so I'm sure GM is subsidizing it.
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Well that's why I was taking issue with your wording. After the Fiat-Chrysler merger, Lancia started selling a rebadged version of 300C as the Lancia Thema in Europe. It was better than our 300 in a single way.... it could come with the same 3.0 Diesel that is currently available in the Jeep Grand Cherokee. Other than that, it was basically identical to our Chrysler 300.. including the 5.7 liter Hemi V8.
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well.... A for effort.
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The ATS stands out in a parking lot full of BMW 320is no problem.
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Sort of like how American car companies have to rely on pickups and SUVs to turn profit, we know the Cobalt, Focus, and Caliber weren't paying the bills. VW brand does really well elsewhere in sales, just not here. Profit per car on a VW globally is only like $700, not that much. I don't see Peich just retiring to Austria to drive his Veyrons, the guy is going to come back with a vengence because he is a narcissist. But that's not the case anymore. GM and Ford have learned new tricks and are putting out small cars that actually compete in their segments. Chrysler is a little bit further behind in the Dart powertrain, but the vehicle itself is a solid buy. I wonder if this move seals the fate of the VW Passat.
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I'll be getting a first drive in one of these in about 2 weeks.
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Apparently a number of new Fisker Karmas have been spotted in the wild, cleverly disguised as old Fisker Karmas. The cars are going back into production and these are undergoing testing, but as I understand it, the branding will eventually be different.
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I think I've seen ads for those handbuilt cars at the back of car magazines.... they send it do you in packages over time and you built it yourself. Much cheaper than ordering all the parts of JC Whitney individually.
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I really like the Regal myself. It is about as close as you can get to an American Audi without the maintenance costs. It is on our list as a possible replacement for our Encore sometime next year. There is nothing new on the horizon for the Regal, it was recently refreshed.
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