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I noticed that, too, Harley. I guess it's all for the better (not including the missing GTO)?

Solstice. :P

Hopefully the Alpha H3 is diesel.

It better be real granite...no plastic black crap.

Anna and Britney nips...I like.

LMAO!

Ahhh Mute (and Turbie)...

Suzuki Forenza and Reno. Imagine if GM did that in the U.S....I think we'd see some C&G members on the news.

Interiors is right, turbie. I chose the Escalade just because I can't wait to see the second-gen Arts & Science theme. I look forward to seeing each of them, actually.

So instead of making money through album sales or concerts he sues companies who "use his songs." Hopefully the lawsuit against GM is the first one he'll lose.

I think you're right, honest.

It may not cost much but it's still money. A few extra dollars and the titles "America's Best Selling Truck" and "America's Best Selling Vehicle" could work for GM.

I'm curious to know how many people compare the Impala to Camry and Accord instead of the Avalon and 500.

I thought I was the only one who collected car brochures. I stopped doing it a few months ago because I was running out of room. Only did it for a few months, too.

GM should keep the just adequate engine for this purpose. It does move the H3 just not a breakneck speeds. An uplevel engine CHOICE would benefit the line, I think.

I figured it would be extremely difficult to fit kids in as soon as the new year is starting no matter what school he went to. He just said it didn't seemed organized, he never got a schedule and he was there a week. He said it had a really nice campus, though.

I don't know if it's better than the LaCrosse's interior.

In this case, a big if.

Those pensions will dry up if unions can't give companies some breathing room. When a company declares bankruptcy you better say 'goodbye' to those pensions.

How old were these kids? CSpec, my friend was going to Tulane but now, after trying unsuccessfully to go to University of Rochester (screwed him badly) he's waiting until January to see how things in NO turn out.

Razor, I plan on providing for myself when I retire. I know previous generations before me could not do that because of the depression, world wars, etc. The difference is that I can and I am. I get a paycheck, some of it goes into a savings account and some of it goes into a Roth IRA and the rest that is left is used to pay bills, purchase things I want, etc. If I could opt out of social security and never receive it, I would. I don't plan on it being there when I'm of age and if it is I'll use it to supplement the money I've saved and invested throughout my lifetime. If I receive a pension, severance, 401K, etc., great. I don't plan on it, however. The world of business is changing. American companies are not tops in every industry anymore and they never will be again. That's the way the world is working and no one can do anything to stop it. Though it may have looked like it through the 1900's, the U.S. could not stay the world's most advanced, forward thinking, rich, most industrialized nation.

LMAO. That was your best post yet, reg.

Perhaps, to an extent, it should?

Previous-gen van platform with a new front end? The sides are rear look like it. It does look much classier than the Terraza, the front at least.