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I like the idea of a 2nd-gen Aurora.

The sedan has already received a facelift, so unless a reworking of the coupe is planned, I wouldn't expect much.

In which case GM would be fucked. I don't know where you're getting your ideas, but I think we can all agree that GM would be better off NOT PRODUCING A CAMARO AT ALL if pricing reflects the GTO. The Camaro is a decidedly more mainstream model than the GTO. At $30k, it'd be the flop of the decade. Guaranteed.

Decka, that's beautiful. You got my vote.

The G6 was designed by a group of women.

That lower front-fascia and a more sober application of those headlamps are the only exterior design aspects I would've liked to see on the production G6. I'm a huge fan of the production model rear of the headlights. It's the nose that gives the car such a bland presence. However, I think the current taillamps would benefit GREATLY from a jeweled or even LED treatment. The flat red look we have now is bland, dated and lends little flair to the overall design IMO.

The interior looks great so far. Looks to have a much more curvaceous design than that of the Tahoe/Yukon. The overall shape of the dash looks Lexus ES-esque and the position of the air vents and other controls confirms that the interior will in fact be significantly differentiated from it's platform-mates. Great news.

Thanks for posting this Northie. This is the first time I've truly felt confident in the possibility of a Camaro debut. :) Between this and the production Pontiac news, I CAN'T WAIT for the auto show season to begin!

GM Rushes to Meet Huge Demand for Solstice Date Posted 11-03-2005 PONTIAC, Michigan — General Motors said it will hike production of the 2006 Pontiac Solstice by adding a third shift at its plant in Wilmington, Delaware. At least two sister cars are going into production next year at the Wilmington plant, and a fourth could be added in 2007, company sources told Inside Line. Even though deliveries to customers started just three months ago, Pontiac dealers can't keep up with demand for the Solstice, one of the few bright spots at GM. Pontiac has received more than 15,000 orders for the car, even though it had planned to build only 20,000 units in the first year. GM will add production of the all-new 2007 Saturn Sky early next year at Wilmington. A version of the Sky appeared at the SEMA show in Vegas this past week. The Sky shares most of its chassis and powertrain components with the Solstice but gets unique sheet metal. The Sky, in turn, will spawn a companion model for Opel in mid-2006. The European variant may be christened Opel GT. Vauxhall is also expected to get a version of the same car, rebadged as the Lightning. The Opel GT is expected to break cover next spring at the Geneva show. GM also is considering production of yet another variant off the rear-drive Kappa platform — a two-seater for Saab that could revive the Sonnet name. The car reportedly has not been approved for production, but insiders say it would likely share the 200-hp supercharged 2.0-liter I-4 that is being developed for the high-performance Solstice GXP that's anticipated in 2007. What this means to you: The early runaway success of the Pontiac Solstice has persuaded GM to boost production and add more sister vehicles to the mix. http://www.edmunds.com/insideline/do/News/articleId=107865

Someone's getting shot. I've been banking on tommorow. <_<

Beauty has a dark side.

I haven't read MPH yet, so any feedback is greatly appreciated. Right now my decision is down to MPH, C&D, or possibly Road&Track. Suggestions?

I'm pretty sure you can get up to like 10 hp with each. Correct me if I'm wrong.

My Motor Trend subscription is up and I'm looking to purchase another year of it along with another magazine (I have a free subscription for winning a Choppin' Competition a while back). Which of the above is your favorite? Which would you recommend? I'm sure I've left several choices out, so feel free to vote 'Other' and specify. Thanks! Bimmer

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Yeah the whole GM badge thing is retarded.

Okay. :) I'll let you know tommorow.

Everclear is the crap. Period.

Wait, so this thing is ready to hit dealers?

Yep.

I'm with you on that one. I've always been a fan of the Torrent name.

Here's a picture of the '06 GTO from Pontiac.com for your sig. :P Current sig for comparison: As you can see, Pontiac went through great lengths taking new pictures for the '06 model year. ^_^ 360* View

I'd love to think we'll see an all-new model (Vibe, GTO, G8, etc.), but my guess is another Solstice variant (coupe or GXP), or possibly even a GXP model of the Torrent or G6. The term production Pontiac leaves room for several possibilities.

Buick's Lambda has been named 'Enclave'.

$33,600.