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Oh, you'll get your ST GXP. You can be the Uter and I'll be the Wagoner. Isn't it beautiful?

It's MINE! Mine I tell ya!

Wow. Gorgeous Toros. Very nice.

Oh, and Camino: This one is MINE! You cannot have it! Edit: Punctuation Error. My favorite English teacher Mrs. Funkhouser would have been disappointed.

Gimme it!

Happy Birthday FOGGER!

Saweeeeet!!!!!!!

Nice car! Definitely inquire.

Blu doesnt like pie for dessert. He prefers canollis.

Easy to play Monday morning quarterback, especially when 20 years of Mondays has passed.

Looks great Avant. You have some great rides in your driveway there. They look like they have a very very good home.

I'm glad to see the 6 slush box in the Malibu (FINALLY!), and even better news about it being in the LT2 and optional in the LT1. I'm not a big fan of the wheels on the LTZ 4-cylinder. I much prefer the wheels of the LT2. That is my favorite model actually.

Impressed with some details of the interior, like the notch in the IP cluster where the speedometer is located. Impressive stuff. I have high hopes for the BRX.

That is just disturbing. She looks like something in a haunted wax museum.

I bet you say that to all the girls.

Great read. Thank you for sharing.

Good luck to ya sharmer. Avoid that soda pop (all types) and white bread and the weight will just fall off ya.

Saw a black HHR SS at the local pet shop yesterday. Very menacing.

Great shots. Look forward to seeing a production model.

I will not buy a car is a vampire can see its reflection in it.

Congratulations cars Auraites

The great New Madrid Earthquake was actually 3 earthquakes. The first was was on December 7, 1811. The second in January (I think the 14th) in 1812, and the third was in Febuary (7th I think) of 1812. Each quake measured over 8.0 and during that three month period the area was constantly in motion. The Land between the Lakes in Kentucky was formed during the time, and the quakes during this period drastically changed the course of the Mississippi River. The earthquakes that hit the other day were on the Wabash Fault, which is a northern extension of the New Madrid system. The New Madrid fault is a reelfoot rift fault where two rocks and going into the earth. The land in that area is sinking with each earthquake. If it was not for the deep soil, the area would be similar to the rift valley in eastern Africa.

I could not disagree more. There is no similarities between the Elantra and the Invicta. This is the first Buick in ages I would consider. The guy I am currently seeing traded in his RX350 for a new Enclave last year. When I showed him the Invicta, he fell in love with it. I love this car. The stance is amazing. It's beautifully done. I just hope the production car has the same stance and understated elegance.