Justin Bimmer

not better different

Welcome back to the site!

I have about 100 LPs. I just recently bought the remastered Pink Floyd LP Wish You Were Here. I enjoy my LP collection.

Best rims ever on a Cadillac. I love the DTSAnd with I owned one for a fun car.

Really great photos. I also liked the layout of your magazine for this edition.

I'm 6'4" and the regal is A great fit. Then Cruze was an adequate fit.

You speak the truth!

It is all about drag coefficient. This style roofline does best.

Kicking tires has the interior photos of the light blue car. Mochafrapalapachino

I love how much Camaro is in this car! This design language is great. The Traverse was not a clean slate to work with so I understand why it isn't as good there, but this car pops!

Very impressed

Drew, you took the words right out of my mouth for the Impala. Why oh why would they choose 1990s design language over the much better Malibu and equinox language.

They just took this and inflated it a little. I dub thee "Impverse"

Highly doubt wagon and ute would be part of the equation.

Welcome Bill. Thanks for joining!

I think it is more likely licensing the trademarks from GM.

There is always home. Car Gurus has been recognized by the NY Times and other places as a valuable tool.

http://cargur.us/4flC 1999 Chrysler 300M 4 Dr STD Sedan - $2,995 192,000 miles http://cargur.us/4flP 1996 Chrysler LHS 4 Dr STD Sedan - $3,200 142,000 miles

What about Junior College? Much less money to get your GE credits done and they also could have summer classes. You should also check out http://www.cargurus.com/ that site gives you an idea of how expensive the car is compared to the market, how long it has been on the market etc. It was very helpful when I was looking at used cars before I leased my Regal.

Why are they so into these huge shelves on the top of their dashboards. They are a sea of flat grey nothing.

STS = Seville Touring Sedan DTS = Deville Touring Sedan CTS = Catera Touring Sedan XLR = R is for Roadster ATS = no "name" associated SRX = no "name" associated XTS = no "name" associated ELR = Electric Roadster EXT = Escalade Truck ESV = Escalade Suburban

In the republican conservative center of California, it has become a bitter battle between land owners and farmers over the right-of-way for the high speed rail project. Farmers have taken an "over my dead body" approach to the situation rather than being flexible. HSR authority was being equally rigid, but have shown some signs of willingness to compromise.

Very cool!

I own a regal with the "incredibly sluggish" 2.4 and it is perfectly fine. I am just as fast getting on freeways and leaving stop lights as anybody else.

The outlook was the best looking from the grille back. Glad to see cues reappearing.