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To me, it's the same thing is R, S, V, M...a letter. So if "F" is lame than the rest of them are as well.

I think you are mistaking a normal WRX with a WRX STI, which is even more powerful and competes with the EVO.

I wanted to download the song so I typed in a lyric on Google and I found the name.

Koreans and DCX.

Seems like a non-issue to me. Virtually every new construction project that was budgeted for years ago is now over budget no matter the location or industry because of construction costs. I'm sure Toyota planned for it to be over budget as time went on.

How could I forget the Charlie Brown Christmas music? True classics right there. DetroitNut, that parody of "12 Days of Christmas" is called "12 Pains of Christmas." I heard it the other day for the first time this year. It still cracks me up, especially the feminine guy screaming about Christmas cards.

You have great facial bone structure. In the words of Tyra Banks, have you ever considered modeling?

I bet CTS sales are also up because the Escalade models are pulling people into the showroom.

Previous LS generations have been the highest or one of the highest rated cars for reliability by numerous organizations. I highly doubt Toyota will screw it up now.

1) Read Dragon's post. 2) Reread Dagon's post. 3) C&D humps Germans so there's no surprise here. 4) If you guys want to gain some respect and actually seem like car enthusiasts you'd pronounce and spell certain car manufactures' names correctly. 5) Let us remember GM does not play in this segment.

You're not the only one. There are so many things "right" about it, like baseball hat...backwards... Bimmer, do you wear earrings?

I don't think they were complaining about the tires spinning. I think they were just mentioning, in a somewhat roundabout and stupid way, that the engine is powerful and competitive. If CR had a real problem would spinning tires they would make a much harsher statement. Their opinions on the interior and overall fit and finish have some truth, though.

I've been waiting to see the tan interior on the new Sebring and I think it looks great, much warmer and upscale-looking than the gray that we were shown.

I prefer the new Escape's exterior styling over the new VUE because it doesn't look so thrown together but the VUE takes the interior hands down.

I think the Versa is good looking, along with the Sentra (in non-SE-R guise).

I think the interior looks great. It transmits that European vibe without being too Euro and is perfect for what the new Saturn is going to be. The exterior is alright but I'm not feeling the RX-esque headlights and the rear bumper with the side markers/reflectors looks weird. The Hyundai Tuscon-like rear end just adds to it. The headlights are my biggest problem. They're too soft for me. The side vents and painted bumpers are nice touches, though.

Croc knows what I mean. I should have articulated my point better. The seams throw the entire look and effect off, IMO. The XLR is, so far, the only one that looks good and that's because it has a 2-piece top and is designed well.

I like it, too, though I'd probably take the Mercury Mariner over it. I'm with Harley. It looks much more masculine and tougher than the current whimpy escape. I don't think it's too bling, the chrome is not overkill, IMO. If it were on the sides, the mirrors and the back end it would be. Edit: The two-tone interior looks nice, too.

It's safe to say all hardtop convertibles look horrible with their tops up. Can someone prove me wrong?

The interior is amazing. I dare any car company to use cow on its seats. Imagine the PETA outrage. I like the front, too, but the rear, with the chopped taillights, could use some work.

I don't have a problem with it. It looks nice and will help Altima sales. Then again, I like the Solara, too, haha. I think the G6 coupe looks better, though.

I don't think the original Sentra styling translates well into a sport version. IMO, it's a classy-looking economy car. It doesn't look mean and sporty, and no amount of massaging or tack-ons will help.

It is a very dated and lame SUV. I think it is going to be replaced in the next few years on the new Tundra platform, if at all.

I really like the exterior color but the rest of it does not warrant the badge or the price premium.