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You're awfully, terribly, ridiculously, absolutely ALONE in saying that.

Rehosted:

Toyota Previa

The interior is nothing spectacular. I like the steering wheel though.

Swap out the Opel badges and you're looking at the '08 VUE:

As far as I understand, "A Company of Ideas" is an ad campaign, not a tagline. BMW will retain "The Ultimate Driving Machine" tagline according to several sources. This is old, and apparently misleading news.

Riiight, and...

Unless I'm mistaken, the SV6 departs after MY '06.

Ladies and gentlemen, this is a base model done RIGHT. Shall we compare? Base-model Pontiac G6: Base-model Saturn Aura: I can't imagine this car not being a hit.

Another Solstice in Sly.

Here are the base 17" fascia-spoke steel wheels:

Who approved that wheel design? Honestly, GM. Those look like something that would've appeared on the Aztek. The only attitude that could've allowed those is, "Who cares?"

Caught.

I love how everyone around here acts like popped collars are such a rare sight.

Edmunds Full Test: 2007 Saturn Sky Beauty at a Price -------------------- By Mike Hudson Email | Blog Date posted: 08-02-2006 At the age of 11, before the 2007 Saturn Sky was a twinkle in Bob Lutz's eye, a young soon-to-be writer was hauled by his father to the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. With dad, older brother and the young upstart fighting 100-degree temperatures, the adventurers trudged along the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore in search of beauty. Here it was: a sight of crashing waves, striated stone and unblemished flora existing as one entity in a display of brilliant, haunting confluence. A symphony hall and art museum had arisen in the woods miles from anywhere, performing a hypnotic, never-ending improv for anyone who cared to visit. Filled with hope for mankind, we headed back to the car — a day-and-a-half hike. Beauty faded with a lack of water and dozens of horsefly bites. Fellow hikers grew tiresome. Needless to say, running out of toilet paper had us thinking, "Disney World would be a fun vacation." Somewhere between then and now, Lutz twinkled and the Saturn Sky convertible was born. Pictured Rocks had been turned into convenient garage-able form. It is a beautiful sight — beautiful enough to steal customers away from Mazda MX-5 Miatas and Honda S2000s. But as hours in the Sky turn to days, beauty again fades into questions. Why is this ride so rough? Why is the shifter dancing like a novelty Coke can? What is that rattle? Where can I put...anything? [...Read More]

I'd like to request admittance into the RDM. My car may not be a GM, but it's most-certainly rear-drive.

Just kidding, TC. It happens to the best of us (go take a look at the "never-before-seen" Silverado/Sierra shots I just posted ).

A thirty-something woman in my neighborhood owns a Solstice in Sly. I've seen just about equal amounts of both.

Yes, Sir. That'S thE fAcelifted TibuRon Courtesy Hyundai.

Okay, I spoke too soon. Don't blame me, blame GM photography for those initial shots.

Kelly Clarkson. ...Her music, not her.

Okay, that looks great. I guess my Yukon Denali pickup rendering was a waste of time.

I'm not sure I'm ready to see WTC. At this point, I'm a little uneasy about doing so.

If only you could see the mothers that belong to the country club I work at. It's shocking.