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thedriver

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  1. Nothing against the Chevy, but who or what did it beat?
  2. While I like this new 300, I too decry where "full size" cars have gone to. Compared with a 1988 Chrysler Fifth Avenue this is taller, wider, heavier, has more front shoulder and hip room, yet only seats 5 people. Whatever happened to bench seats and real trunks? (this question applies to all manufacturers)
  3. thedriver replied to Camino LS6's post in a topic in The Lounge
    Voted! But unfortunately it was against rather than for. Except for the Justices here in Iowa. Them I voted to keep.
  4. thedriver replied to ocnblu's post in a topic in The Lounge
    Today I saw a mid 60's AMC Marlin, two tone baby blue and white.
  5. I asked my attorney wife. Federal law trumps state law, appeal using the Supremacy Clause, maybe even Commerce clause. There is no excuse for the judge to do this.
  6. Saw a 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee this morning, Limited edition.
  7. thedriver replied to Intrepidation's post in a topic in The Lounge
    A little misshapen in places, but I love the concept! I have been trying to think of something like this for a Neon, but this works too.
  8. I notice no Chrysler. What recalls have they had? If not so much, why aren't they trumpeting this?
  9. At our local Wrench N Go in Des Moines, I got a complete set of leather seats for my van at $25 apiece. They charge the same rate for individual seats no matter the coverings, or powered or not. YMMV.
  10. thedriver replied to buyacargetacheck's post in a topic in General Motors
    The dealership I work at has only one new Pontiac left- a 2010 Solstice Coupe w/5-speed. Kind of fitting I guess..
  11. thedriver replied to buickguy's post in a topic in Buick
    The 2011 Regal is already in the GM parts catalogs, it showed up almost a month ago..
  12. Having driven a Canyon crew cab with the 5.3, I can say it definitely moves... With a lighter more aerodynamic body it would be killer. How hard to put a classic body on this frame?
  13. Anything Led Zepp. Overplayed and overrated.
  14. thedriver replied to Drew Dowdell's post in a topic in The Lounge
    To be honest, it's a little intimidating. There seem to be a group of "core" users I see in all the forums I read, and when I post it gets ignored, or ends the discussion. Not a bad thing really, seems common on all the boards I read...
  15. thedriver replied to regfootball's post in a topic in Buick
    It amazes me that the 3.5 and 3.9 are still variations on the 2.8 V6 introduced in the X-cars in the late 70's.
  16. thedriver replied to Justin Bimmer's post in a topic in Buick
    Is that rear hatch cut line in the middle of the bumper? What an odd shape..
  17. Man is that thing ugly. It won't matter how good GM's vehicles are if nobody wants to look at them...
  18. thedriver posted a post in a topic in The Lounge
    http://images.businessweek.com/ss/09/10/10..._50_years/1.htm Some good choices, some very stupid choices.
  19. I found the white vista, haven't seen a green one yet.
  20. have the vista and the ambulance and the bus.
  21. thedriver replied to Camino LS6's post in a topic in Chevrolet
    I'll take an Avalanche and a new Caprice thank you.
  22. I don't have a best garage, but there is one with two (2) Toyota Prius inside. They belong to an elderly couple who I would bet were talked into them by their children. .
  23. thedriver replied to GMTruckGuy74's post in a topic in The Lounge
    That is very cool!
  24. I work for a Buick/GMC dealer in the parts department. You would be surprised how hard it is for us to work on Saturns, as far as GM is concerned they might as well be Fords. Everything had to go through the Saturn dealers. We don't have this kind of trouble with any other line, even Cadillac and Hummer...
  25. And when I need to get my Saturn repaired where will I go? You would think any GM dealer, but they do not have access to Saturn parts catalogs/prices. If they wind this down wrong it will cost even more customers. . .