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Granted, a radio with more original and inspiring design could have been used but I still believe it is an improvement. The rest of the interior definately is even with the parts bin radio.

That wood looks nasty and the ribbed hood is just plain wierd. I have never been a fan of the Pacifica's center stack and the wood just makes it look worse. The headlights are a nice touch, though.

Not bad, not bad. I agree that the Chrysler lettering on the back has to go. The logo and model name would look much nicer without it. I can't wait to see the finished product.

I guess I am one of the few that think the update looks good. It may not stay "true" to Saab heritage but when the competition advances, you have to, also.

Push-button start, lol. Does any GM have that?

I want to know why Woman Lienert expects adjustable pedals and a sunroof on a sub-economy car?

That's Buick. Where is every other GM nameplate on the quality ladder? LTB51, I am guessing, almost meant preceived quality. Look at the dash design of the Aura and compare it to the Accord, Camry or Fusion. The materials could very well possibly be there but the dash looks like it was slapped together and that affects how a customer thinks about the car.

Good price for a great vehicle. The GL only adds to the VUE's appeal, which grew exponentially after the redesign.

The current Buick lineup has classy sounding names that do a good job standing out without being outrageous. "Statesman" just doesn't fit. It is boring and bland, and to me there is nothing luxurious sounding about it.

That interior is the pits, prototype or not. DCX must really be wanting to cut down on minivan sales.

The front end almost looks like it came from a 90's Benz. Sure, it is nice and upscale for its target market, but it is also somewhat half-baked.

Proper maintenance is always, always needed. Yes, the vast majority of engine components should not and do not crap out at low mileage but some do. Like someone else said, no car is perfect. However, it is on the owner if something crapped out and regular maintenance would have kept it in shape. That being said, GM techs should have not mixed two different types of coolant (if they did). If there were so many problems, especially early in a car's life with regular maintenance completed, GM should admit the problem and pay up.

Yep, just brush it aside.

I read a news article about this earlier. I guess it's a good idea but why include all of those vehicles? Limit it to the SUVs.

LMFAO! I'd surely check things out. Delta is an great singer...writes all of her songs and plays piano...and spent most of the past year trying to break into the U.S. Nothing has happened, though, obviously.

Does this mean GM had to ban the practice because dealers were doing it? What a nice way to soil dealer/Saturn reputation just as an influx of product is on its way.

I asked them to keep Buick an all-4-speed lineup.

Any guess on HP? I am going out on a limb and saying the power the SS model will have is what every model since its intro should have had.

In the end, it doesn't matter who Scion is marketed to. The cars sell and Toyota makes money. Case closed.

Yeah, I don't think it is that hard to operate.

LOL. It's so hard to find good photos of some of these people on Google. There are more ladies to add to my growing list: Beyonce (quiet simply, the most beautiful African queen): Christina Milian: Christina's BF, Nick Cannon ('eat me' is right): Delta Goodrem (Australian singer/actress; don't mind the BF on the left): Matt Lanter (actor, "Commander in Chief"): What's wrong with the Underwood, Reg?

IMO, the people who spend all that money to mod their cars are just as stupid.

I think a sport version of the car should make more HP than the V6 of a regular competitor's version. Overall, I would rather have a regular Galant. Reg, are you sure you couldn't get a deal on them?

I remember when the new Mustang came out every review mentioned the live axle and how it was old school. No one was really harsh on it but you could tell the reviewers would have liked to see IRS.

Shakira, I don't know. She is slightly good to look at and her breasts are "small and humble so you don't confuse them with mountains" but to listen to her sing is another story. Will Young, haha. Gareth Gates should have won, anyway. He stutters but not when he sings. Definately a sympathy vote. Speaking of Idol winners/contestants... Anthony Callea - Australian Idol Season 1 runner-up (has outsold the winner by a rediculous margin; Italian heritage and short): Heinz Winckler - South African Idol Season 1 winner: Taufik Batisah - Singapore Idol Season 1 winner: Carrie Underwood - American Idol Season 4 winner (love my country girls): Alexander Klaws - German Idol Season 1 winner: Wilmer Valderrama: Andy Roddick (tennis star):