Satty

ACID!!!!

Its a warm 27 degrees right now, today's high is going to be a scorching 45.

People on C&G have offered to poke me in many places, but this is the first time its been in the nose.

You could probably put it on the block at Barret-Jackson.

Its been in the teens and twenties the last couple of days.

Buick has been getting by with cars that appeal to retirees. If the NG Lacrosse is any indication, they'll start offering cars with a wider appeal, but success depends on new buyers coming over and old buyers being willing to buy without $8,000 on the hood. The G8 hasn't been able to do it, we'll see what happens.

No, no, no, thats the SRX. The Equinox is a re-grilled VUE. And the Terrain will be a re-grilled Equinox.

The Prius starts everyday, beyond that I haven't bothered checking the mileage or anything, hell I haven't driven it or ridden in it in weeks.

Saw this one coming. Hopefully those 30,000+ employees are able to find work.

back fat

I dont care for our mattress. My back was killing me when I woke up this morning. The bed in the guest room is even worse. My son, on the other hand, has an awesome mattress. I dont know why it seemed like a great idea to get the 2 year old a nice, comfy full-size bed while the two adults suffer on the lumpy, partially collapsed queen-size.

Flint isn't even an American city, its a third world $h!hole someone picked up and transplanted to Michigan.

shocker (two in the pink, one in the stink)

:rotflmao: :rotflmao: Sadly, I wouldn't put a 333 edition past them.

Meh, since I switched my son to a booster seat, I dont have to climb in to get him buckled, so rear seat access isn't as big an issue.

Yummmm.....

Everytime I drive by the Honda dealership, the Accord coupe calls out to me.

Wonder if GM would've parted with the first off the line G3.

The car wasn't the spotting (a run of the mill 80's-90's Regal) but the bumper sticker was definitely noteworthy. It was one of those "If you must drink and drive, drink Pepsi" stickers. I haven't seen one of those in forever.

Those 1959 Dodge Vipers were some hot $h!, they were the sexiest cars on the road, I'm glad someone decided to honor the Viper's 50th anniversary.

A Chevrolet with a split grille is EXCITEMENT!

I would've gone with a Solstice GXP, I'd be able to get more out of it when I posted it on eBay when the weather started warming up.

Haven't even had the chance to look. It went out Wednesday, it was 15 degrees yesterday and its 20 (and snowing) today. And since my car doesn't fit in the garage, I'll live with it since its supposed to be in the 40's (i.e. livable) the next week or so.

Well what do you know, my car started. Eventually, it took a few cranks, but it usually does. Now if only that darn blower motor hadn't gone out. Then I would have had heat to go along with my running car.

GM brought it on themselves. Years of underwhelming Pontiacs has led to the brand being an afterthought for most buyers. Dropping the V6 might be their best bet.