NOS2006

Member since: 1/14/03

Camaro FTW.

...and everything comes at a cost.

Matter of fact, the higher-up guys are getting a few CTSs as company cars next week (to replace two SRXs and an older CTS).

Oh boy, CTSs are a very regular sighting over here these days...

Watch around 4:10... Another... Definitely not bad.

Seriously... Genesis: 290 HP, 27 MPG 370Z: 332 HP, 26 MPG CTS: 304 HP, 25 MPG G37: 328 HP, 26 MPG Uhhh...?

Good God, my little sister let one rip the other day in the car... Not even funny. Good thing I was about 10 houses down the road from my driveway...

Good luck catching the bandit. I live in America now, bitches. But seriously, I heard this story on the radio probably over a month or two ago...

I wonder if removing that plastic engine cover first thing will make a difference. lol

Pewter-colored Solstice GXP Coupe.

That website is the $h!! Oh... and $35,190.

You are wrong, sir... A co-worker got a coupon in the mail from a Chevy dealer saying that if you come in and test drive their new Camaro (when available), you'll get a $10 oil change along with it. Talk about win-win for the customer!

Everybody I know that's seen one on the street is going crazy about it. All the guys at work that have seen it are crazed about it. My buddy texted me Saturday night after seeing one and was super impressed. It'll sell pretty well once more people see them!

First, the Camaro's re-birth isn't an early Christmas gift. It's rather late. Second, they look so much better on the street than they do in the auto shows or in pictures...

http://www.leftlanenews.com/chevy-announce...for-camaro.html

Burger

I learned that I can stare at PCS's avatar for quite awhile without even getting bored. I also learned that universal piston ring compressors aren't universal at all. They don't work on Ecotec piston rings.

A&S is hard, edgy lines and all Cadillac. Opel Insignia is soft lines and very Buick. WTF?

Veddy nice, DF. I remember selling those faux wood-frame fishtanks at the pet store I worked at in high school.

My grandma drives a Saturn, and my parents have owned Buick, Chevy, Pontiac. I've only owned Chevy. So, we haven't had a GMC, Cadillac, Hummer, Olds, or Saab.

Can't drive a bike in the winter.

Okay, maybe I should just shoot off questions... Does the hood open up and act as a trunk? What commonly fails on the Fieros? Is the Fiero a reliable vehicle? Is the Fiero really known for anything (aside from blowing up)? How does a 5-speed V6 feel to drive? Slightly sporty at all? How does the suspension hold up? Sporty? Lots of body roll? How terrible is fuel economy (5M V6)? How do they drive in the snow and rain? Anything else? Blah blah, I've got a bug up my ass, and I'm interested in the car as a possible short-term replacement for the Cobalt.

So what do you know about Fieros? I think they're interesting, quirky looking little cars, but I want to know about them. What do you know that you can share?