sciguy_0504

You're not the only one.

Time to watch HGTV or Trading Space.

It does look a hell of a lot better than the damn press photos we were given. I love the all-black interior and IP color. The fake wood looks alright but I think a dark red wood would look better with the black. The leather looks great, too. I'm still not a fan of the exterior styling. The brown should be an Enclave-only color! Edit: I don't see what you guys are talking about with the wood lining up. To my eyes, it lines up on the bottom and does not meet at the top because of the HVAC vent. I think it looks good.

When is Tiger's contract up?

Finally some great marketing from GM. I was hoping the new theme didn't hinge on people jumping off skyscrapers and overpasses onto car carriers.

That's one thing me and my dad connect on. All those shows are amazing and no one in my family understands it, either.

I've never been a fan of the Accord but the current one with the updated rear end looks pretty nice/luxurious for a normal midsize car, especially with the large wheels.

Me and my dad are different. We don't talk much even though we live under the same roof. It's weird. That being said, he would help me out with anything at anytime and I know he loves me. I'm more of a momma's boy. Damn proud of it, too.

Beautiful! Good luck with it.

I'm the Blu. The Magnum rental I had was amazing. The interior was fine, there was more than enough power out of the 3.5L and it still got stares. Granted, I didn't drive the 300 or Charger and I do believe the 300 should have a nicer interior than it does but they were groundbreaking cars for Chrysler and, arguably, for the industry, considering the piles we have been sold for the past few decades.

I do not want an Escalade-V.

The current Altima isn't bad at all. Why wouldn't you take one, Reg?

Plus, people can and do change their opinions.

It actually doesn't look half bad without the NAV.

Did I miss something? What a-hole?

Thanks.

The worst thing is the plastic/painted bumpers.

Is this on the same or slightly modified platform, or the one that underpins the new Tundra? The styling is almost the same but it looks longer.

Looks ricey to me.

Awesome choice. Edit: Good luck, too.

You still got me, Monte. HAHA. I'm not so sure about the shaved look. Personally, I would never do it even though basic trimming is required and highly recommended. I guess it reminds me of a 10-year old and that's a turn off.

I notice it. It seems like most cars that are designed with wood/metal on the dash that flows onto the doors do not align properly. It's very annoying.

I agree. I think it looks good with the NAV but the non-NAV versions will tell us if Chrysler knows how to build a midsize car or not.

I agree with the overall theme of the article.