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Funny because the new Aveo gets even worse gas mileage.

You guys always post these phrases that crack me up. It happens at least once a week.

So wouldn't that make the Aveo and all other small cars publicity machines, too?

Doesn't "require," just "recommends."

:puke: DCX is losing it as quick as they got it.

I saw a new Trailblazer today with the Tahoe-inspired face. It looked nice.

Out of the new Escalade line I think this is my favorite. That's not saying much, though. I'd take a Tahoe over it anyday.

I like the side vents...that's about it.

13 people so far have had or do have crushes...pretty amazing, I think.

I wish I could eat that much, I love food. Instead I just gain poundage like crazy.

Ain't that the truth.

For Philadelphia (closest major city), I was only able to get up to 250 because it was only up to the "C's" and I didn't feel like doing the whole list. For Fairless Hills (my actual town), you get 1: me.

I'm torn. Part of me would take the Lucerne because it is better for the image and I think it would be more luxurious. The other half would take the Impala SS because you're probably able to get more for your money and it doesn't seem to stodgy.

The only thing that gives me pause is the interior and rumored prices. I'd probably take one over any other compact car out there besides the Mazda 3. I like to look different. A lot of people don't like the SUV-esque styling but I think it looks good. The interior just isn't up to snuff.

I like the current Wrangler but I'm not jumping out of my shorts for this one. I think the design evolution could have been extended a bit further, especially in the front. From a non-enthusiast standpoint, all it looks like Jeep did was put the grille on a slant and add a new bumper. The interior leaves some to be desired, too, even though it is supposed to be a rugged Jeep. I love that Jeep truck concept, though. For some odd reason it looks a lot more modern than the new Wrangler.

Well, I guess I'm a moron, then. I'm far from a pink-commie, thank God.

All cars need routine maintenance.

It's a good year-end (or possibly model-end) program, a nice way to get the old out so the new can be brought in. I don't think it should have been extended past the original cut-off dates, however.

Zilch at 17,000 miles.

Does this look less agressive than the concept? If it is, Dodge shouldn't have toned it down. Honestly, I like it. It's not your typical swoopy, boring 5-door. The interior looks cheap, though, but I guess it is an economy car. The powertrains give it a nice range, too. Hopefully the rumored pricing we heard a few weeks ago is not right. $30k for a diesel is rediculous.

I don't know... Still looks like comparisons to a cheap Chinese design ripoff can be made.

Weird because in studies done during the '04 electon I thought liberals were more likely to drive a foreign-made car. Talk about not making sense, dfelt.

I guess your watching CBS News and reading the NYT? The only way oil will reach $100 a barrel is if the Dems have their way and pull us out of Iraq. Imagine allowing terrorists to have free reign over the world's second largest oil reserves...

The front end looks all right but the rear is nasty and, overall, the car looks overweight. Too retro for my tastes.

Ugh... Moltar, I can't see graphics when I'm on my home computer. All I get is the dreaded red X. When I'm at work, though, I can see the full site. I have no clue why this happens. It happened a couple months ago then fixed itself and now it's back.