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Why can't the state leave it up to consumers to request their meal be made with no/low salt if they're concerned? I don't have a blood pressure problem, and I've had a lot of food without salt--it's horrendous. And adding it at the table is no substitute for cooking with in the first place.

Well, it wouldn't have been my choice, but Sandstone Metallic with a Cashmere interior. I will admit, in the sun, the Sandstone color is really kind of cool--in some lights it looks like a sparkly silver, and in others, a sparkly sandy color.

Reg, I've driven the Lucerne a lot with the 3.8 (My parents have a 2006 CXL) and I'll say this, it is always quiet, smooth, seamless shifts, and easy on the wallet. Anyone who has gotten in the car has been impressed. The TONS of features that are included in the CXL trim really make you feel spoiled.

Good luck

You beat me to it.

It's funny you bring that up--I was driving my friend's Impala the other day and I happen to need to look directly where the A-pillar was and was shocked.. I actually have to shift my head to see around it! I immediately said, "What the f@#k is this?!" and she replied, "Yeah, isn't that terrible? It's huge!" Only time I ever heard her complain about size.

You didn't need a truck to keep guys away... I've seen the picture Congrats!

Same here with the lease. I'd love a turbo, but I'm thinking I'm going to have to keep the lease price down. Fortunately this car is so beautifully equipped, other than the engine not being as potent as I'd like, it's PERFECT for me.

Honestly, all I do is change the oil every 3,000-5,000 miles. The car, more or less, has been flawless. It's at 193,xxx miles now, just passed inspection today and all I had to do is replace a bulb (front passenger directional was out).

Congrats man! Where abouts? It looks like a beauty!

Yes... I've been waiting forever! Hopefully the job will fall into place and then the car will be next in line...

I'm thinking either Stone Metallic or Majestic Blue Metallic with Cashmere interior. I need to see the colors.

Sold. In November/December this will be my next car.

Believe me, it drives me crazy.

Surprisingly 2 Routans in the same day. Didn't know people bought them.

Death of Toyota? Absolutely not. All I'm going to say is that I met with former colleagues for dinner a week ago, and when I came outside I saw something that shocked me. I said, "Denise?! You traded your recalled car for a brand-new recalled car?!" She said, "Yup." I asked if she got her new gas pedal yet on her 2010 Camry LE and she replied she hadn't. It boggles my mind. On the positive note, two friends who are current Toyota owners are scared to purchase another one-and one of them has to get a bigger car for a new baby coming in so we'll see what I can steer him to. (I'm trying to coax him into a new Nox).

Rummy, 500 Rummy, Pinochle, Hearts and Uno with custom cards and house rules

Dare I say, the third time I've ever seen a Buick Terraza on the road.

I heard thundersnow when I was in 9th grade... it was such an eery sound too...

Happy Birthday man!

Whenever a new Apple product comes out I always think of this:

Deal!

Yes you did Reg. Broke my heart

One Italian driving a Cobalt doesn't mean Italians in general love Cobalts. And the "Cadiallac" symbol you're referring to is a crest or wreath... it's used in numerous emblems/icons, etc., it's not there to represent Cadillac.

Yup.