DetroitNut90

Of course, you meant to say "bringing chaos to order." Finished.

1. None 2. I think the 9-3 is handsome, but I'd look into other things first. So, no.

1. None 2. The Sky is stunning. I like the Astra, I'd consider one if in that market, and if I were to be interested in a cute-ute, I'd consider a Vue XR or RedLine. But no, not in the next two model years.

1. None 2. No

1. No, but our Sonoma was only about 1 year and a half old when we bought it. 2. No. I don't have the need for a truck.

1. None 2. No. Buick does at least seem to have some sort of an interesting future.

1. No 2. No. I love Cadillac, though, especially the CTS.

1. 2003 Venture LT AWD, 2006 Express 2500 4.8L cargo, two 2007 Express 1500 4.3L cargo vans, and a 2007 Impala LS (the company technically owns these vehicles, but my parents own the company). 2. Again, to answer as-posed, no (student loans). I love the Camaro, and would definitely consider one with the 3.6L V6. I like the Corvette a lot, too. But I also like driving a car that not everyone else has. I guess it depends.

1. None 2. To answer the question as-posed, no. I will be too busy with student loans. But if I did have the money for a new car, I would go to my local BPG dealer and buy the Panther Black G8 V6 they have on their lot.

gross

You always seem to have such colorful neighbors, 'blu.

I'm happiest in a suburban setting, somewhere far removed from the Baltimore-DC area. I liked what I saw of the Philadelphia/Delaware Valley region.

A shame. He was brilliant.

Happy birthday, fellow Olds driver!

forest fire

The 2008 G8 and '59 Bonneville...two of my most favorite Pontiacs.

sickle

Someone swapped a turbo-4 into the engine bay of a Ferrari?

For some time now, the "Change Oil" light comes on when I first start my Intrigue. It stays on for a minute or two, then shuts off. I don't know why, since my dad changed the oil for me a little while ago, it hasn't been 3000 miles yet, and I use synthetic.

I've only had 2 cups of straight-coffee in my 17 and 2/3 years. It works well, but I wouldn't call it anything routinely palatable. I think there was more creamer in the 2nd cup than there was actual coffee. Once I get out of bed in the morning and start eating my cereal, I'm usually wide-awake. I sort of hope to never have to become dependent on something to get me moving in the morning.

I know it's still too early to tell much, but the overall shape looks so boring compared to the previous NSX.

A grey Volkswagen 'Sportruck.' I've never seen one before. Someone in my neighborhood has a red 2nd-gen Viper parked in their driveway. I find it amusing that the most-expensive car in all of West Laurel is a Dodge.

I saw a purple Grand Prix GXP in lower Sussex County, DE. On vacation, PCS? Fittingly, near that GXP was a black G8 GT. And not too much further down Coastal Highway was a red V6, both retail models. Such fantastic-looking sedans. Also, there was what looked like someone took a '64 Ford Galaxie sedan and turned it into a convertable by the Mobil on 85th Street in Ocean City. It wasn't in the best of shape. To round everything out, there was a red-over-white 1959 Ford Country Squire for sale in Dagsboro, DE. A silvery Quattroporte was sighted not too much later.

It's down to 92* right now, but the DIC in the Sonoma was reading 102* about 2 hours ago. Humidity stinks.

Millenia