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Monte Carlo is gone, they already announced it was leaving production, not sure if it has ended yet or not.

Are turkey sandwiches and orange juice ethnic foods? Cause thats what I have been eating lately.

Facelifted Magnum, likely the only one I will ever see on the road.

The Colorado isn't too much cheaper than a Silverado: Reg. Cab Colorado- $15,850 Reg. Cab Silverado WT- $18,425 Ext. Cab Colorado- $18,175 Ext. Cab Silverado WT- $$23,840 Crew Cab Coloradi- $22,075 Crew Cab Silverado WT- $28,105 Of course, all prices are subject to rebates, but the way the lineups are now, the Colorado wouldn't be missed too much if it were replaced by a smaller (s-10 sized) truck with a base 4cyl, keep the Atlas 5 (or 4.3 or some other V^) as a midlevel and the 4.8 or 5.3 as the top engine.

Solstice would likely require a new platform to get a real trunk. The G6 needs to be killed immediately and replaced with a less sucky car.

Yep, only criteria they dont meet is RWD, and frankly I doubt you'll notice it when you get behind the wheel. Edit: price on the Volvo and Mini get up there, but frankly prices on everything are getting high, ten years ago you could get a Mustang GT for about $20k.

The Express makes a ton of money for Chevy, the Savanna is the same way, nobody in their right mind would drop either since they're by far the best-in-class and GM really needs money.

'Cause he's a 13 year old kid who doesn't get that these are cash cows?

Happy birthday Chris. Hope you enjoy the NOS-sized cake we got you, bet you cant figure out whats inside. Not sure how long it will take the GHB to wear off.

This is so painfully true. Rock distributors can be found anywhere, most towns have several. Millenia distributors are obviously the most rare part in automotive history.

Chevy Trailblazer that gets bonus points for facing the wrong way.

Had one hell of a sleet sotrm today, a couple of inches in some places. I saw: A 93-98 Mustang Mazda RX-8 Mazda Protege Chevy Silverado

Ummm.....Josh's "inside info" was pretty much all crap. He isn't missed at all. PCS will be, even if he did raise blood pressure from time to time.

I dont regret unloading the Saturn, too many things about it I didn't want to deal with. I definitely regret wrecking the Solara. I doubt I'll regret whatever I end up doing with the Fusion.

That V50 in white as pure awesomeness on wheels.

I want.

You forgot to add 'less reliable"

Chrysler just needs to end the practice of building cars, it will make the world a better place.

I'd take a Mini over almost anything else available. I got to check out an Astra today (5-door XE sticker of $17k and change) and it seems like a very nice ride. The black interior isn't the livliest, but the exterior is excellent in black. So yeah, I'd take a small car in a heartbeat. Then again, I dont consider the Fusion to be a really big car, so I might say I already have a small car.

I just bought a new 3er, got a $1000 cash advance on 4 of my credit cards for a decent down payment, going to get cash advances on the other 6 to make my payments.

I think as long as we can avoid the asinine posts attacking one or more candidates, and have an actual adult discussion on politics, it should stay open. The "No Politics' rule is from the Josh-era anyways, it should be amended to "Politics allowed until a flame war erupts." A Republican president (and congress) oversaw the biggest national security lapse in history, then pissed off a good portion of the Muslim world and increased the national debt, all the while managing to turn the economy into a clusterf@#k, although the latter came to a head under a Democratic congress. Time for the Republicans to re-tool and re-discover the 80% of the country that isn't off to the far right. BTW: I still love Mike Gravel, the man appears mildly insane, possibly senile, and really grumpy. 4 years of him would be a blast, like having your crazy uncle run the country.

Some people theorized that Huckabee stayed in so long to split the conservative vote with Romney, clearing the way for McCain to win and Huckabee to be the VP nominee. See West Virginia for some evidence that this theory may have merit.

I was talking about in MO specifically, should have clarified that. Paul seems to have a lot of local support (his signs are everywhere) yet he didn't do too well 'round here.

I can see the benefit, but it would simplify the process to do away with it. I dont see how a brokered convention helps anything, that seems to be where the democratic race is heading, it will divide the party. Plus, it just seems strange, the way delegates are apportioned. Take Alabama for example, right now CNN shows 99% of precients in Obama Clinton 300,097 222,887 56% 42% 17 17 The bottom number is the delegate count, how does a spread of 77xxx votes (and 14%) work out to give each the same number of delegates?

People will likely buy Astras at or near sticker, as opposed to being given the cars by their local friendly Saturn retailer.