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I think it's the only one there. Probably taxed like crazy.

I believe so.

The grille is Mazda-ish which is sad. I'll wait until I see some real pictures and the interior. Turbie, I'm disappointed. Surprised, too. Do you know something I don't about the Malibu?

Ditto. Edit: the exterior is pretty damn nice, though. It looks somewhat sporty even though the front clip is a little too long.

Exactly. If you have a problem go to the doctor, don't try to diagnose yourself.

Why I should I pay for some uneducated crackhead's health insurance? Universal healthcare gives everyone an excuse to do less work and be even more lazy because they can rely on their coworkers to pay for their health insurance. Once everyone gets the hint they're paying for fat ass' health insurance they start working less, too and eventually we have a bankrupt system. Less work = less pay = less taxes.

I read this earlier today on FOXNEWS.com and almost lost it in class. I hope GM makes the best of this situation because it's pretty damn good and I don't expect the Union to do it again anytime in the near future.

http://www.honda-acura.net/forums/attachme...30&d=1128373670

The UAE (country where Dubai is located) isn't that bad of an Arab country and is actually quite modern and tolerant for an Arab nation, which may not be saying much. In fact, development in the country has to be more than the rest of the Middle Eastern nations combined. I don't have any hard facts but just seeing what is being built there (apart from this, Dubai has more skyscrapers under construction than it already has completed and man-made islands are being created off the coast) that conclusion has to be reached. According to Wikipedia, the UAE has the 3rd largest oil reserves in the Middle East after Saudi and Iran.

Optional wood floor with lambs wool rugs would be amazing, IMO.

I don't like it. I think it's too soft looking and the front styling doesn't match the rest of the car. It's LHD, though.

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This thread is hilarious! I haven't heard "slob" be thrown around as an epithet in the longest time. Whistler's comment, while head scratching because I didn't notice any grammatical errors, makes me lose it again and again. Thanks for the laugh.

On second thought, I don't like the blacked-out 'C' pillar.

Didn't know they came that big. :P http://www.cheersandgears.com/public/style_emoticons//AH-HA_wink.gif :o

How big are you, turbie? LMAO...j/k. Sorry, I had to, it was calling my name. If GM is putting incentives on the vehicles they will be replacing shortly I have no problem with but I thought employee pricing left dealers with little so why are we (again) trying to get cars off lots? We should start to cry if GM puts large incentives on its new offerings. A HHR, for example, should have nothing except a good interest rate or less than $500 on the hood. Not both and nothing more. I honestly think GM would be doing itself a favor if it cut back almost all incentives on its new models even if they're not selling well. That way you weed out the bad product, improve it and advertise the hell out of it so it sells itself.

I had a thing for the purple GTO.

No, the domestics either have to cut $5,000 off the MSRP of their cars or sell them at the employee price. ^_^

The interior is alright from a design standpoint but the plastics look horrible. I know it's just a prototype but this is as close to production as it gets, this is what the final product will look like. The exterior, on the other hand, is amazing. Eyecatching, in-your-face and brand recognizable.

You do get what you buy. The Cobalt is worth the extra money.

I can really see the DTS in those pics.

Where's the keyless/fobless entry system? If the Toyota Yaris has it optional the Escalade, and every other Caddy, should, too.

I could go for a nice BMW interior-esque brown.

Oops...my bad. Sorry about that.

Admit it, you're saying that because Acura has nothing to compete with this.