K.C.

cleaver

Butthead

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I keep wondering if the LX line will be the sole bright spot in the Chrysler/Dodge/Jeep lineup. They just seem untouchable by everyone else in most levels in the rear drive/AWD full size car market.

That is their job, they just dont say bad things about the companies who give them the most advertising dollars. <cough cough> I drove a new gen Sierra last night, a black SLT Crew Cab Z-71. Nice truck. The transmission is smooth and its a very quiet truck. I hope to see the 6-speed soon to improve mileage mostly. Will trade the AV in for another one with a 6speed just for the mileage improvement.

Twisted Sister

heard 'round the world.

Hey now, I'm a rear wheel drive man. That Cadillac is my husbands car. HA! <G>

Thats great news, although I prefer the looks of the Sierra to the Silverado. I am glad to see the classic Chevy truck looks return. The last gen was just ugly after the 2003 redesign.

Thanks guys. Appreciate the welcome. <G>

Sorry trin, didn't mean to step on any toes. I'm not anti-lesbian. That lady had no looks, no personality, and no people skills. 3 strikes you are out. Her name was funny though! I can imagine her name being called out at a restaurant when her table is ready. <G>

Tuscadero

brain

skid mark

I like it. F&F appears to be pretty good as well. I am looking forward to seeing the rest of the pics once NAIAS rolls around.

In my opinion, there is a market for both. There is a new Dodge crossover in the works that should be out in 2008 to offer buyers both a minivan or a crossover vehicle. Minivans are great for larger families with 3 or more children. Crossovers, even with third row seats, can be inconvenient when having to juggle the combination of car seats and booster seats. I think Chrysler has it right by offering both crossovers and minivans. I am not confident of GM or Ford's decision to discontinue their minivans and stop development of new ones. I believe GM could create a great minivan based on the new Lambda architecture, especially after seeing the Outlook/Acadia/Enclave.

Isnt it just like the Wal-Mart of automakers to find loopholes to use for their own advantage. I'm not normally the type to wish others to fail, but I'll make an exception for Toyota. Oh, and the Tundrea looks like a pig thats run itself into a brick wall a few times. <G>

lighting your farts (not that I ever did that)

Oh I think I remember reading about that. He was the conservative guy who preached family values and such and ended up bein a pedophile. Ok, I'm caught up now.

It sounds like the sister has a crush on you. Next thing you know she'll be kicking you in the shin and running away. <G>

Thanks for the welcome guys. Appreciate it.

================================================Great place. We had dinner there the other night. K.C.

If by "poker show" you mean "Congress," then, yes. Mostly. 229216[/snapback] You'll have to forgive my Canadianness on that one.

ballonous projectus

Ahhh, I see. Mark Foley? Isnt he that crotchety guy from the poker show who tries to be cheeky in a gay sorta way?