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Hmm... I'd recommend the Taurus/Sable, but I'm as biased as you are. lol If you opt for the Fusion/Milan, I'd recommend waiting for the refresh coming soon. It's supposed to be an upgrade with the engines and transmissions, especially with the 4-cyl. As for me, I dunno... every used car I find that I like, someone buys.

It'd be more impressive from memory.

Link Mods, let this be a placeholder until they come up with more pictures. In the meantime, now all of you can stop kvetching about there not being a manual and start wondering if that HP rating is understated.

Are you predicting the 1930s all over again?

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

What enzl and daves87rs said. Plus, I like knowing about cars way before the general public, and this board is one of the best for all that.

I think that's the point... to attract customers that don't like the old-timer looks of the XJ line.

Isuzu (but we already know that). Mitsubishi would already be gone if the Lancer variations weren't so interesting. I'll go out on a limb here and predict... Scion. Going the way of Daihatsu.

Last semester I rode the MARC train into Union Station (monthly MARC/metro tickets FTW). I can't do it this semester; all my classes end at 8 PM, and there's no way I'd get home until after midnight. I live in Baltimore, so no need for Zipcar there.

Closer to 100, actually. I've learned that Laurel is generally a good place to buy gas, especially as you approach the town from the north on 1. Also, I've noticed that almost every Royal Farms in the area sells gas at exactly the same price.

I was in that same boat for a while. Used to go out and just drive, but the rise of gas prices definitely changed that. Of course, now that I have to drive to DC from Baltimore three times a week, I'm back to where I was.

If he's willing to accept a trade, he can have my Pathfinder with the badly dented door, completely incorrect ODO, and 14 mpg combined, and I'll give my wife the TL as an early birthday present.

VW Passat W8 4Motion wagon.

In all 24+ years of living, I have NEVER seen 85 octane gas. I bet it would make my engine(s) blow up. Oh yeah, um... today I saw between 3.24-3.27 for regular and 3.45-3.49 for premium. (I use plus.)

Hey hey HEY... you guys, don't ruin a perfectly good thread!

I can go you one better (or worse)... I've seen the port holes on a Corolla...

You REALLY REALLY REALLY REALLY missed the boat on this one. Just let it go, man...

Today: - All-black previouis-gen Chevy Silverado 4x4 extended cab... with flashing red-and-blue lights, and somebody pulled over - Mercedes-Benz C36 AMG - Mercedes-Benz E420 with an AMG badge on it

Three (3) brand new Pontiac Vibes on a truck. Two white, one blue-greenish (I don't know the color name). E39 BMW M5 in navy blue.

Pontiac Grand Prix 50th Anniversary Edition, in purple. MAZDASPEED Protégé, in black.

You completely missed the joke, so I'll let that slide. I think that the buying public is tired of ugly, and maybe... just maybe... people are wanting to enjoy driving a little more.

Source: http://media.vw.com

Is there any differentiation between "deliveries" and "sales?"

The fact that God don't like ugly?