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After the excitement has worn off a bit... I agree with Northie the front needs a little work...the inset thing can't be good for drag and it looks a little off. Also, I'm not sure how I feel about the kink in the greenhouse...I almost think keeping it flat would be better, stylistically. My biggest gripe though is how seriously high the beltline is...there isn't nearly enough glass, and I think that would severely detract from the convertible/open air hardtop experience. Plus, I'm not big on retro. Overall grade: B+

like it, but wish it were available with the Mercury design vocabulary...

OK I love what I'm seeing here in CGI...now gimme the real thing!

My mother is the same way...there is nothing you can do, except maybe what Fly recommended.

My XPS escape key broke off when it was assaulted by the O.C season 1 dvd that fell onto it during move-out last year at SC...low priority since it is still gone...where do you take it in? We got this one off dell.com, and I really don't think something as minor as a keyboard key should involve shipping or any overnight work on this whatsoever...

i love it!!

Yea...I think I'll be WALKING to the Convention Center how sad is that? Stupid ghetto USC...:lol:

love it!

^^What he said^^

Ven: I agree that the fullsizers look the best styling/proportion-wise.

Actually, I like the chrome on the Lincoln below the rearmost windows and do not see why Cadillac didn't do that. What is heavy and gross-looking on the Lincoln is that foot of chrome at the bottoms of the doors. Take that off and I think the Navigator would look a lot better.

Pacifica is selling a lot better now that it isn't so overpriced. The only real flop at Chrysler has been the (also overpriced) Crossfire, which is unfortunate because that is the best-looking convertible on the market IMO.

My only beef with the current Durango is the front and the interior quality. I think Chrysler fixed the flaws with the front (namely, too bulbous and the headlights are just wrong) and the interior will definitely get an interior upgrade although I'm sure it won't be too much. I really don't see where the criticism is coming from...There are far worse vehicles on the market.

that's just special... Zoom: I love those sites...the best one I ever got was from this one girl and while I no longer have the file I will forever remember it because it was too funny... "Dear ****, I still long for your sweet kiss. My life is empty without you. Spank me. Spank me. Yes. Yes." All said so effing robotically and the "spank" sounded like "spuh-ank." Heh...

Then why did you start smoking pot recently (and make a thread about it)? I'm so confused.

Fly, it's called a bumper. It's kind of illegal not to have one.

Good luck with that, just don't get shot.

I really like it! This thing will sell well as it fills a gaping hole the size of Canada in the Chrysler lineup.

Again, wait til you see it from a more natural angle. Most cars look bad from the viewpoint of the person they just hit

That's because the SRX doesn't have all of its windows on the same body lines. :rolleyes: Escalade does. I also know the chrome isn't there on the short wheelbase Escalade, but with the extra length its absence is notable that the entire rear half of the vehicle is devoid of chrome while the front half is slathered in it. Is that not a pretty marked contrast?

You guys...you guys are my favorites! *sniff*

Yea....CBC? Don't think we get that in America...

I doubt it, but it looks WaY cOoL

I REMEMBER THAT SHOW!! God Bless Comedy Central.......Remember Strip Mall and Strangers with Candy?

...why isn't the chrome below the cargo/3rd row windows as well? Looks incomplete.