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Hyundai is definitely coming of age. I am curious as to where they'll be in 10 or 15 years.

400Z? Would that indicate a 4.0L V6?

I remember that car. I must be getting old

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Exactly! We're hoping to see some pics of the Custom-S, PCS Congrats on the car's anniversary/birthday!

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I missed the 180hp turbo diesel bit: a two-stage turbocharged engine is a welcome addition to the GM diesel family.

Those wheels are growing on me. Very nice looking in black, with those big red tail lights contrasting with the car's colour. Love the way the interior looks. Best of luck with it!

I take it Chrysler hopes this will compete with the Mini as in being a sporty, fun to drive little car? Let's see how the finished product turns out, but I can already say I like the Mini's styling better.

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Only 2 legs, though. Ever thought of getting an AWD horse?

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:rotflmao: that horse is hilarious.

My dad was suggesting I should look for a new job in Florida, where my brother lives. After reading this thing I am so happy I decided to go elsewhere! I would not want my tax money spent on this kind of nonsense.

I made the sportcombi my new wallpaper both at home and in the office!

Oh, I didnt' check that part of the webiste...EDIT - if knowing the price is only a phone call away, why not ask it? :AH-HA_wink:

Interesting... I haven't seen any "memorable" cars lately, except for the Ferraris/Maseratis on display near at the Lisbon Ritz galleries (there's a black Dodge Viper on display there as well)...

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Yes, someone finally got it! The "let's form a comittee and discuss/analyse matters endlessly" mentality is not a US-based-company issue. It's the same in my country: following a "worker's satisfaction survey", my company is forming 8 taskforces to deal with issues such as "procedures", "leadership style", and other related bull$h!. What they seem to forget is that in day-to-day dealings with people, both internally and externally, the mentality temains the same: bull$h! your way through it and avoid all responsibility, especially if you can blame it on non-senior team members. I think that, sadly, this kind of lack of accountability and responsibility is becomeing prevalent in Western societies in general, while Asians are becoming much more focused.

I recall reading somewhere that it was considered at first but not offered at the Epsilon's introduction. Maybe GM has figured out that Epsilon payed for itelf already (even when computing the AWD additional investment) and it wouldn't be much of a financial effort to bring these AWD models to market while the Epsilon II cars are being engineered.

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