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Drew Dowdell

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  1. Drew Dowdell
    Cadillac XTS trunk diagram 2.0T
    Cadillac XTS trunk diagram showing 2.0T badge
  2. Drew Dowdell
    they needed to do this to keep up with the competition.
  3. Drew Dowdell
    Cadillac still needed something for showrooms. They couldn't survive another 6 years (from 2008) on just CTS-SRX-Escalade. The Omega platform wasn't approved until well after BK.
  4. Drew Dowdell
    You talking about the car or the guy handling the car?
  5. Drew Dowdell
    The IS had all that but one key ingredient missing..... passion. Say what you will about the ATS, it's not generic and there is no mistaking who makes it.
  6. Drew Dowdell
    Doood... you got passed by a VW bus... ... edit... why's it sounds all like a diesel?
  7. Drew Dowdell
    It doesn't have a battery cooling system.... what did Nissan expect?
  8. Drew Dowdell
    There are new engines coming to replace the series-0 engines in the Sonic and Cruze. I would think you'll see the performance improvements when those arrive.
  9. Drew Dowdell
    Smk, you don't know how much in agreement we are right now, but you will on Wednesday.
  10. Drew Dowdell
    I've hidden some posts in this thread for story reasons and will reactivate them after the story is published.
  11. Drew Dowdell
    Well... equinox or traverse...
  12. Drew Dowdell
    As diesels continue to become more prevalent, the jugs of diesel engine exhaust fluid (asI've already seen them marketed) will be as common as bottles of washer fluid.
  13. Drew Dowdell
    You say that now, but when you're 70 with grandkids...
  14. Drew Dowdell
    I tend to like well styled cars that are different in their class from the mainstream somehow. There isn't a lot you can do with a minivan to make it look different and special, but I think Nissan hits closest to that mark here.
  15. Drew Dowdell
    What this tells me is they can't make the Z-car platform any smaller/lighter without a total re-design.
  16. Drew Dowdell
    Apollo
  17. Drew Dowdell
    Map lights - check auto headlamps - check foglamps - at least optional auto dimming mirror - check temp/compass - not in mirror, but yes they are there 6 disc - changers are being phased out across all manufacturers, sorry cloth - probably leather or leatherette standard sunroof - will be your choice
  18. Drew Dowdell
    I'm a fan of the exterior look. I think it looks much more upscale than its competitors. I haven't spent any time inside one to know much about the interior.
  19. Drew Dowdell
    Agreed. I think the torque will hit low and be very usable. 158 hp is 12 less than the current car though, would have been nice if this new engine was more like 170 hp and 185 lb-ft. They won't even notice the HP loss if the torque comes on strong enough down low. In fact, it might even end up feeling faster.
  20. Drew Dowdell
    That That has nothing to do with the torque band and everything to do with the transmission ratios.
  21. Drew Dowdell
    The camino.
  22. Drew Dowdell
    Of the Japanese, only the LS has survived
  23. Drew Dowdell
    Do a turbo-supercharger direct injected setup
  24. Drew Dowdell
    The Falcon looks downright Soviet.... how did Ford move so many of them? Price?
  25. Drew Dowdell
    One wonders if you could get the 2.0T Ecotec in there.... and then one wonders if the frame could handle the torque.
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