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What a turd. :lol:

I wonder what his energy bill is.

1998 Intrigue without Autobahn package: 108 :blink: It was doing like 3500 revs at that speed too.

Terraza CXL AWD: $38,875

I downloaded Saw 2 when it came out. It was surprisingly slow but the ending made up for it.

Massachusetts has rotaries everywhere. They're great when there's no traffic because you can just coast through without waiting at a light, but they're hell in gridlock. People there seem to know how they work, which is about the only thing Massachusetts drivers are good at.

http://www.autonews.com/article.cms?articleId=55382 "GM's fleet sales generated 33.5 percent of its total October volume, up from 25.8 percent for the period a year earlier. Ford Motor's fleets also accounted for 33 percent of October sales, up from 24 percent a year earlier. Toyota Motor Sales U.S.A. Inc.'s monthly fleet percentage typically remains in the single digits, the company says. "Our fleet runs between 6 and 7 percent," says Xavier Dominicis, company spokesman. "October was typical." "

The better question is should the government bail out GM, and the answer is NO.

Corvette Z06. :P Seriously though, I don't see the redesigned Explorer doing that well relative to how much Ford spent on it. I also don't think the Azera, Commander, R-class, Jetta, new Golf, or FJ-cruiser will do well either.

That's like the Blue Screen during the Windows 95 intro.

I have an Intrigue, though it's currently sitting in the garage at home.

Wasn't Lincoln first a year or two ago?

I also remember Nos' first chop. Twas not a pretty sight. :)

Just started my college career at University of Rochester. Prolly gonna double major in economics and history.

Public all the way until college. Granted, my public school was better than most private schools...

Here's a shot from NAIAS last year:

Isn't that just the Maybach Exelero?

Actually, automakers refer to it as "wood film" or "metal film" now.

It doesn't look significantly changed from the Nox/Torrent.

I like the green myself.

The window switches have plood?

http://www.thecarconnection.com/images/scr...iginal/1627.jpg The tires look quite skinny in that shot.

I've noticed that GM has changed a few things in the Aura concept to make it closer to the production model. Here's the original concept, shown last winter, followed by the Aura on display at the SEMA show a couple of weeks ago: Original Modified The differences are slight, but they're there. For instance, the original had a digital display at the top of the stack, which has been replaced with a basic airbag indicator light: Additionally, the genuine titanium accents on the instrument panel have been replaced with a gray plastic:

That's not really fair. The Si is the highest performance Civic, so you should compare its fuel economy to the Charger R/T or SRT-8. I'm sure the regular Civic gets much better economy than the Dodge.