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I usually pull in but if the spot across from me is empty and no on is pulling into it I'll pull straight through and park.

Can you provide some evidence? Not that I don't believe you but I'd like to see some hard numbers for comparisons sake. 5 years, 6 years. Still not a huge deal to me.

This sounds good and it's nice to see DCX doing something technologically advanced.

Some could say not having navigation or video systems in this segment, as well as others, would be a cost cutting move, even though they are fads. Same thing with Xenons or back-up sensors, smart cruise control, etc.

The Civic is doing well, not very well. The Corolla still outsells it by a large margin in spite of its age and lackluster design and performance. Plus, the Corolla was delayed for a year. It's not like Toyota is refusing to redesign it and milking it for all it's worth until 201X, like other certain manufacturers. So this generation will live from 2003-2008. Five years, IMO, is no big deal.

The red lighting is hot.

Did even come across that even though it is a recent thread. Definately similar and not as good of an idea now.

Packages are a bit expensive but if they are the only additional add-ons and everything else is standard, I'd say this is a good value.

Does anyone know the price/availability for this? I'm going to search around GM's site. My dad would love to have one for his company. Edit: Production starts first quarter 2007 so I guess deliveries in second quarter?

I just put up some Halloween decorations outside. Loving it.

Great marketing idea.

It's also a good car. :AH-HA_wink:

Thanks for posting. Was the Nitro really that bad?

2 8 5 Sorry I'm late.

I went to Montreal and Quebec City on a French class trip during the winter carnival when I was in 10th grade. Maybe it was because I was young but the only cool thing I remember was the underground city in Montreal. I have head that Quebec and, to a lesser extent, Ontario are totally different from the rest of Canada in regards to attitudes and culture, somewhat like how the northern US is different from the southern US. I've actually heard people refer to the other Canadian territories as the "real Canada."

Is GM now taking after Ford and Audi with the front bumper/grille design? It's really getting tiring, IMO.

First thing I noticed.

I just saw a Toyota Sienna commercial (not local dealer) with $1,000 cash back last night. The Tundra had to have had some big incentives, too. I know Toyta used to have incentive information on its website but after a quick search I couldn't find it.

I didn't know the Eos was even close to coming out yet.

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, Reg. Personally, I find the Qwest beautiful inside and out, especially with the burnt orange leather lounge seats.

Considering the fact Geely has pushed back the American launch date of their cares 10 times, I'll take this with a very small grain of salt.

Good interview.

I'm sure the infamous quality problems these vehicles have had did not factor into the decision.

OMG! It has front 1/4 windows! R-Class headlamps, Versa-esque profile. I guess it's alright.