Squashtowner

I like the prospect of a new wagon from GM, but good lord I hate a silver car. I certainly hope they have more colors availble!

Didn't early Quad 4 engines have a PS Only belt?

Saw this years ago somewhere. Recently found it again

My wife's coworker has an RS V6 Camaro, and this thing sounds MEAN for a six! It has a lopey idle, and a kickass snarl when revved/pushed. They're a beautiful car, and extremely well built. (My 2 cents, anyhoo lol). Do you find that the hood seems to go on forever? And how is the back seat for space (I know it's a Camaro, and not built for the rear seat occupants) but there's a seat there for a reason LOL

GAH! I hate seeing vehicles being abused, especially brand new ones!

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That's actually good to know. Is your Cobalt a coupe or sedan? Usually a 2dr commands a higher premium...

If you look inside and outside any new Toyota, and even my 2005, the panel gaps aren't even. My car interior isn't any better put together inside than my previous car, an 02 Sunfire GT.

I can't see such microscopic changes in a panel gap being a selling issue. I think this is a majorly important vehicle for the "New GM". I love the Terrain. And those panel gaps are no worse than ANY japanese competitor.

Ahh so it's not so bad then! I see the malibu as having a lot better mileage, and that was what I was basing my post on. But that's a 2.4 Malibu.

6 speeds and only 17/27 mpg? (20/32 imperial MPG, for us Canadian folks) That's not actually very good mileage. Granted, it's a stunning looking car, these numbers aren't very reassuring in a world that has suck varying gas pricing from day to day.

Both of these vehicles (4x4 Crew Cab Canyon), as well as an Ext. cab Sierra 4x4, are in my list of possibilities in the next year or so. I'm leaning to the Canyon, wife said we should get a full size truck, but she really likes the Terrain.

Silly question: What size are the tires? Do you know if you can downsize the rims to put winter steelies on it? (Is there clearance between the alloys and the calipers?)

Can't view the sticker for some odd reason, I get "An Error Occurred Sorry, an error occurred. If you are unsure on how to use a feature, or don't know why you got this error message, try looking through the help files for more information. [#10745] Sorry, but you do not have permission to use this feature. If you are not logged in, you may do so using the form below if available"

Excellent! Any night shots of the gauge cluster/HVAC controls?

That's awesome -- I love having lots of light in front of a vehicle.

How are the headlights for night driving? They look like they'd be awesome, but I've been fooled before.