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And aren't the seats more bucket-like than bench-like? An armrest back there makes sense.

Maybe I'm an overachiever, but I've never had a problem with one of them newfangled gas cans on either the cars or the lawn mower. After reading this, I'm starting to think I deserve an award for being able to move gasoline from a plastic container into the fuel tank of whatever needs fuel without spilling said fuel on the ground.

If I had known a black market for gas cans would develop, I would've stocked up. I'd be a hundredaire right now!

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The prices aren't too terribly different, a Camaro will hit $40k, the power is the difference and the CTS is so much better that its worth the 100hp penalty.

I feel like such an idiot! I see it now! That blue Grand Marquis is pretty fly!

In a Camaro you'll looked like a frat boy. In a Cadillac, at least this Cadillac, you'll look like someone.

I really like that color on it. I always thought these looked best in red or black.

Am I the only one who would rock a CTS coupe over a Camaro any day?

Oh man, looks like its going to need a new fender, hood, bumper and headlight. That won't be cheap. Luckily these Jeeps are a dime a dozen, parts shouldn't be too hard to find.

Not awful, but Chrysler really needs to re-think having such a large grille with no logo to break up the slats, it makes it look like a GeneriCar from a TitleMax ad.

I'm making this post from a phone. When I joined C&G, phones hadn't even been invented yet. Boo-f@#kin-yah!

Couldn't we combine this with the 7 identical threads that have popped up in 3 month intervals since the beginning of time? It would save everyone a lot of typing.

IPad.....

Is there room on the decklid for more letters? I want a Cruze LTZ RS GT-R Type S-EX.

I don't find anything objectionable here, it seems like a reasonable entry level Buick. I'd still take a Regal, but certainly wouldn't blame anyone for saving a few bucks and a couple inches of driveway for the Verano.

That's more like it.

Seriously, were numbers for Flint not available? Of course a dead city isn't going to attract immigrants.

I'm kinda wondering why they didn't do this sooner, seems like an obvious money maker.

Cleveland, a perfect example because its a thriving city. The beacon of the Midwest really.

Take the extra time and money to shop anyplace but Walmart, you'll be glad you did.

Have you considered an '80s Land Rover? Top Year declared it the "most reliable car in the world" Top Gear, f@#king phone

Option 2: Keep it, obviously GM doesn't need it.

I can't say anything bad about the Liberty, but when it comes to Jeeps, I am immediately biased towards the Wrangler. Can't hurt to take a Liberty (or Grand Cherokee if you can find one that fits the budget) for a spin and see how it fits.

You know by now that all my posts are just gentle ribbing for your pleasure. And yes, the VehiCross is wicked cool.