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That color is beautiful.

How is it a clear copy of the PT? Everyone says that and I truely do not understand. They both have retro styling, is that it?

From what I understand, HHRs are flying off dealer lots. It is a car, though it's talked about on C&G in the Chevrolet Truck forum. It's on Delta.

Small car with independent suspension that gets over 30MPG award!

Nice job GM and HHR designers!

The Charger doesn't have road presence? He must still have his panties in a bunch because it isn't a coupe. Didn't read anything after that. He had me at goodbye.

It's ok to dream. We've already talked about rental sales in another forum and it was amazing. GM and Ford's midsizers wish they don't see as many rental lots as they do.

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You leave mute alone, too, you hear? Best bet there's a cat fight. Except I ain't no pussy cat. More like a lioness. Edit: FYI, I'm bi.

Back off.

Love the picture in your sig. I usually see it from Drexel's campus, though. I can't wait for the Comcast Center to be finished. Edit: spelling.

I guess I'm in the minority when I say I don't like it. It looks mean from the front but the rear looks horrible and the interior looks like it was designed a decade (+/- a few years) ago. I'm not a big fan of the new Camaro's styling, either. I guess it's something about the blocky-ness or squared-off look, I'm not sure. The Camaro definately looks better than this, especially the rear. Is something wrong with me if I like the current GTO, both performance and looks-wise?

It does in the city.

I'm with Sixty, I love the 5 Series. You see it and immediately know what it is. This next-gen 7 doesn't even look like it's all-new. It looks like a reskin, some styling changes. I don't find it attractively, especially the rear.

I've noticed that it slows down a lot here on the weekends and not just because there is less auto news or things to talk about so I thought I'd ask this question. I'm thinking a lot of you post on C&G at work, which means (gasp) you aren't being as productive as you could be.

I'm liking it, mute.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...30767077503480

Thank you. Like someone else said, MT should merge TOTY and SUVOTY into one because there is no way the truck market can continually put out remodeled and new models every single year. I wonder how many times MT praised the in-bed trunk?

It's a shame the Quest doesn't sell as well as the other popular minivans. I guess we can blame it on not up-to-par quality that minivan families demand. I think it looks the best and has an awesome interior design, though I know a lot of people disagree with me on that.

I guess this was posted for shits and giggles.

I fell for it. I thought this thread was a joke but now the only thing that is a joke is Motor Trend. I was just about to the telephone to cancel my subscription because of the Civic being given COTY and now I'm definately going to cancel, there's nothing that's going to stop me. I'll cancel after I get to read all of the letters that subscribers mail. I'm positive more than a few good laughs will be found. Hudson, I'm sorry, but the F150 is more upscale than the Ridgeline will ever be. There's no comparison.

I guess I was overreacting a bit but I understand what you're trying to say.

I've never even had White Castle before! :huh: I don't think we're all that different other than the obvious things. The most glaring difference would be our vastly different political beliefs. Correct me if I'm wrong but I believe mainstream Canada leans left (or far left) and the mainstream U.S. leans right. A few months ago I heard about a poll (forget who it was done by) that was taken around the time the gay marriage legislation was passed in Canada that said the majority of Canadians were against it. I believe it's the same for England, too, but I'm not sure. Please let me know if I have it mixed up. Democrats will never win the 60 seats to overcome the Republican fillibuster on it, anyway. Mainstream America has nothing to worry about. I went to Quebec for a French class trip in 10th grade. It was nice, I guess. Quebec City was a lot better than Montreal, IMO. I remember a group of my friends were eating at a restaurant in Montreal and some girl tried to order in French. It was so embarassing...it was like we never even learned French for a day. I still feel like I didn't experience the real Canada because Quebec is akin to the renegade province or something along those lines. I'd visit Toronto and Vancouver but definately the midwest and east coast. Beautiful. Edit: can I spell correctly just once?

Drunks scare me, period. Drinking and driving is one of the worst things you can do in my book. Hopefully your brother-in-law is alright and doing fine. I'll keep him in mind. Edit: spelling.

I find it hard to believe the H2's interior was best in-class when it first came out. I'd take the Escalade and Navigator over it. The H3's interior is even better and it costs 1/2 as much.