Everything posted by Drew Dowdell
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Quick Quiz
This are all fantastic guesses, but no one is really getting warm yet. I wonder if Balthazar or Camino would register a guess.
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Quick Quiz
Incorrect on both counts
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What is this SRX?
Hmmm. Interesting. If you are in contact with either of the artists, you might let them know that their work is being used without credit at a major commercial website and they should probably take action against them. Both examples are being used as "stock photos" for their respective models at Swapalease.com
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What is this SRX?
- What is this SRX?
- VW News: Rumorpile: Volkswagen Plans A Premium Midsize Vehicle
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Quick Quiz
Again, what the "trait" is, is the same among all three groups. For example (and this isn't it) Group 1 all has 3 spoke steering wheels. Group 2 all has 2 spoke steering wheels, Group 3 all has 3 spoke steering wheels.
- VW News: Rumorpile: Volkswagen Plans A Premium Midsize Vehicle
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Revealed: Audi Q7: Comments
Drew Dowdell replied to Drew Dowdell's topic in North American International Auto Show in Detroit (NAIAS)Hmm.. apparently there is a new VW crossover coming... wonder if this is shared with it.
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eAssist on Buicks
Sounds like an S-Class. They lose an entire E-class in depreciation after 3 years. ($55k)
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Quick Quiz
You first one may be true, but not what I'm going for. you're getting very slightly warmer with your second one. I'll put it another way - Each car in each group shares a trait with the other cars in that group. When you figure out what the trait is for one group, you'll figure out the how the other groups relate to each other as well. I'm having a hard time giving hints without giving it away.
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Quick Quiz
Nope. Keep in mind, these are three separate lists with each list sharing a common trait.
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eAssist on Buicks
eek... I wonder if that was wrecked. Carfax won't have a report of it if it was a rental.
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eAssist on Buicks
Any AWDs? I think they were all FWD. Doing a quick search on Cars.com, I'm seeing a few in the same price range. I did notice that all the 2.0T are noted as "Turbo/e-assist", though. I thought it was the other way around...? Edit: Looking around at Buick's website, with the e-assist as an option, Cars.com must just lump the option with that trim level because those are definitely the 2.0T and not e-assist. 2014 Buick Regal $19,461 Cars.com 2014 Buick Regal $19,588 Cars.com 2014 Buick Regal $19,990 Cars.com Yeah, I'm wondering if that's what Reg was seeing. The eAssist Regals are exceedingly rare. You almost have to factory order one if you want one.
- eAssist on Buicks
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eAssist on Buicks
Can you post some examples? I'm not seeing them around me. 2014 was supposed to be the first year of no 2.4 base, only 2.4 eassist and 2.0t
- VW News: Rumorpile: Volkswagen Plans A Premium Midsize Vehicle
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eAssist on Buicks
They're quiet. No more hustle then a standard 2.4 liter once you get rolling, but you can feel a little more kick in the 0-25mph range. The electric boost gives them that low end torque feel of a turbo or grunty V6... but it goes away as the rpms increase. forget about trunk space.
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Revealed: Audi Q7: Comments
Drew Dowdell replied to Drew Dowdell's topic in North American International Auto Show in Detroit (NAIAS)Do you guys think it looks wagony? I'm seeing a lot of that on the interwebs, but not sure that I agree.
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Revealed: Audi Q7: Comments
Drew Dowdell replied to Drew Dowdell's topic in North American International Auto Show in Detroit (NAIAS)Not even the technology Balth? The thing will drive itself up to speeds of 37mph. Fuel economy numbers look to be very good as well, but at the moment they are based on the Euro cycle which is a bit optimistic compared to the US numbers.
- VW News: Rumorpile: Volkswagen Plans A Premium Midsize Vehicle
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Revealed: Audi Q7: Comments
Drew Dowdell replied to Drew Dowdell's topic in North American International Auto Show in Detroit (NAIAS)It doesn't look bad by any means... It is just a slightly chunkier Audi wagon with some of the new bits from the TT and Q3. The problem is that Audi has been tweaking the same design for 10 years now. Each new model becomes slightly edgier, adds more LEDs, and starts to look more and more like vanilla. I think the A7 was the last interesting looking Audi to debut. As someone who has always favored Audi, I'm starting to find less and less to like in the looks department. Yeah, I can see that. For me, the Q7 finally gained enough flair to be interesting to me.
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Infiniti Gives The Q60 Concept A Tease: Comments
Drew Dowdell replied to William Maley's topic in North American International Auto Show in Detroit (NAIAS)Are you answering a Jeopardy clue?
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