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That's what I call bang for the buck :rotflmao:

Are the OPC's 192 hp competitive enough?

Agreed on wht Pontiac should do: they're supposed to be 'excitement'... Would you consider a convertible 1-series BMW? I have to look for the pics of the coupe and convertible test mules and and scan them...EDIT - no need to scan the ones I saw on a magazine, here are some clickies: Clicky 001 Clicky 002 Clicky 003 Clicky 004 Clicky 005 - chubby dude fueling the car looks suprised Clicky 006

Ja, det är en fin bil! I can't wait to see the what the new Saabs (9-5, 9-4x) will look like!

wings spicy chicken wings =

So.... is Californa taking a new approach to emissions control? :spin:

I do have a pic of Slayer's eagle logo somwhere: that would have wings...If Chrysler wishes to choose a less provocative pentastar, maybe they can use a Master Mason's pentagram:

The M3 is a hallucinating car: it comes with LSD! Being serious now, the new V8 weighs 15Ks less than the old straight 6? BMW sure knows how to do it

BMW's been quite smart (I'd dare to say elegant) with the way they're introducing these technologies, while GM seems to be stuck in 1950's hyperbole marketing. GM still has serious communication/marketing issues to deal with.

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I find it interesting that Americans seem to be more open to the possibility of having a diesel car. I believe any modern turbo-diesel's fat torque curve and overall driving characteristics will be appreciated by American drivers. Regarding the emissions technology, I was under the impression that goal was to have the urea tank in BlueTec cars refilled at service intervals... what's written in the article implies that it would be up to drivers to refill it...

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Unless you own a MINI :AH-HA_wink:

See how Saabs are good for you?

The Birds great movie!

That was the car that was renamed as the Opel 1604 here in Portugal: the last 4 letters of the name Ascona spell the Portuguese word for p-u-s-s-y (not the cat kind) Back on topic, the J-bodies at least had different front-ends. The Dodge/Plymouth were pure badge-swap jobs. I'm not counting the Chrysler Neon, as that was not sold in the US alongside the other 2.

PCS tem um sentido de humor excelente!I like 747s, unlike the A380 which to me looks like a whale with wings. I also like more modern military aircraft designs: the B-2 and the one I'm attaching here (Boeing X-54C Joint Unmanned Combat Air Systems aircraft).

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Better looking than the OPC which IMHO is excessive...

It's quite a danger to your health if you're hit by one of those EEE-Cups

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Here's the Pentastar Chrysler should be using

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