Drew Dowdell

yes. and I'll be on hand for it.

What we know so far. Releases: Corvette Sierra/Silverado BMW X4 Infiniti G Lexus IS Cadillac ELR Lincoln MKC Toyota Furia Concept Honda Fit-based crossover

Staggered body style release, just like every other lux make out there and the CTS before it.

4-cylinder Mustang is coming. The Tib and FR-S are both 4 cylinder. 3 series is 4 cylinder.

The 2.5 doesn't have the grunt at 1600 rpm that the 1.6 does. Muscle car buyers won't be opting for either 4-cylinder, so it doesn't matter to them which 4-cylinder it has.

no updates?

Well, park both of them in my garage and I'll let them fight it out amongst themselves.

the 1.6T has the grunt where the 2.5 doesn't.

He has all the tool he can handle at home.

... and Cadillac will be right there with a competitor possibly before BMW enters the market.

The silliness of this holiday. Why should I have to guess what Albert wants?

again with the pre-judging?

If you're looking for a nice big family sedan that is efficient, Passat TDI all the way. It feels sorta like an older S-class inside.

It is a frequent thing to put the hours you can respond in the ad. Simply put "Can only reply to emails after 7pm" in your ad.

has a plant been designated?

The swastika one is dumb... And here is why...

That would be perfect. Inside of my planned budget and an acceptable amount of miles. Too bad the money isn't there yet.

I've found a couple in acceptable shape, but I know I'll get what I pay for

1.6T

a late '70s Jaguar XJS with "LT1" badges on the side and a very distinct rumble.

a truck

The collision of the Milky Way and the Andromeda Galaxies in 4,000,000,000 years. ... that'll leave a mark.

If they made it a 4-door, they would have gotten raked over the coals for being a Volt rebadge.

But many also get the new platform and new engine at the same time. Just look at the Verano It has been through the 2.4 and now 2.5 and next will get the 1.6 Turbo. At least they worked hard to get the trucks and the Vette out with the new V8. Toyota almost always alternates engine and car. When they do a new Camry, the engine carries over till the mid-cycle. Honda usually does that, but being in "oh $h!!" mode, they've shuffled things around lately. Nissan is still running the same engines from a few years ago though they've added direct injection. Basically, engine and transmission programs run independently from car programs.

yes, it will be