DetroitNut90

I'm not sure this bodykit does the S2000 a justice...it looks better stock, IMO. That said, I love the color and the rims.

What a fantastic-looking interior! I love this car, Impala-esque tail lights/decklid and all.

In typical Toyota fashion, the exterior is awkward at best, but I think the interior is pretty classy for an econobox.

Really...I'll keep that in mind the next time I'm in College Park. I honestly forgot about the one on Coastal Highway.

Wawa's are in Delaware, Virginia, and Pennsylvania, but not Maryland. It's the same with Crakcer Barrel. They seem to skip right over Maryland, but are in the other 3 states that border it. I never knew why that was. But Maryland does have TastyKakes. I would buy one of the little spongecakes with orange cream frosting every now and again with my lunch back in 7th-8th grade. They were so good, but then the school stopped stocking them and I haven't seen them since.

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I think so too. The back end needs some work, though. It reminds me just a little too much of the current Impala.

Miserable weather...Snowed this morning, and then melted in like an hour. It'll tickle 60* on Wednesday, then cool off again. Doug Hill in ABC 7 is forecasting that it will warm up just in time for me to go back to school on the 16th. Nice.

I'll be in PA that weekend (confirmed it this evening), though not at Carlisle until Saturday (hopefully). Dad even threw around the idea of bringing the Jaguar to the show.

Before the intake manifold and head gasket started to go sour (nothing major yet, but it won't be long), the 3.4L in our Venture was nice and smooth, pushrods and all. It's not thrashy, has plenty of pep, and emits a thoroughly satisfying exhaust note. The Vortec V6 in the Sonoma is a little gruff, it shakes just a bit at idle (~600 RPM). But I could care less, since what it lacks in silky-smoothness, it more than makes up with in abundant low-midrange power, a pleasing tune, and excellent reliablilty.

She's beautiful, Sixty8, congrats!

We keep our vehicles until they don't run anymore or it wouldn't be fiscally sensible to keep them running. The only exception to this is our Venture, which I'm trying to persuade my parents to trade in on something new (like an Outlook) before the head gasket and intake manifold get any worse than they already are.

Hmm...plans are in the making to go visit my uncle in Harrisburg on that weekend. I'd love to go, it sounds like it'd be a fun time.

I like the outside, but the interior looks like nothing to write home about.

Eww. They took the last nice Lexus and ruined it.

Hot damn, this is a Ford?! I love it...this is the first bold move Ford's made since the Fusion. If they can make their cars look this well-executed, I think there's hope for them yet.

I like the Beat the best. The Trax is a little dorky looking and the Groove looks sort of like a mix between an HHR and an xB.

Still ugly, though it's much less hideous.

I watched my cousin play this on his Xbox 360, and I thought it looked pretty good. But the only format I can buy it in is for the PS2, which is reduced content from the 360 version. If it comes down in price another $10, I might consider it.

Didn't they do something like this already for last year's SEMA? It's not pretty...

You'd think they'd include a picture of the interior if they're going to go on about how it's been updated... MyGIG is starting to sound really cool, though.

I'd be scared to death to ride in that thing...the tires look thinner than my hair.

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Uhm...how did that Sonata get put out to sea?