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I think the white faces and the chrome rings might possibly would look interesting together. Very nice upgrade, Dodgefan. I wish I could find something similar for my Sonoma. If there is any vehicle that needs interior upgrades, it is the Sonoma.

Me either. I thought Social Darwinism and Imperialism died out long, long ago.

That is not a weird perspective at all, Dodgefan. Personally, I see what you are saying and agree with it. I don't think you would disagree, though, that a guy who owns a Ford Focus should be made to have a hot chick as a required accessory.

:rotflmao: Global Warming has gone too far, far too soon. I am actually frightened that it is instilling such ludicrous ideas into the minds of politicians who put faith into a theory based around a science we have just begun to understand. Thanks, Al Gore.

Agreed. Very well said.

When things are as quiet as they have been around here recently, you notice when someone is missing for a period of time.

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For the dissenters, let me ask you, do you like your crow crispy or original?

Where might my lotion be? Oops! Did I say that out loud? Anyway, this needs to go to the Lounge, stat.

If this is indeed what Rolls Royce intends to build, I am sure that they will quickly find their way onto GM Legal's watchlist. The roofline, DLO, and the entire rear-end of the car indeed looks Sixteen-inspired. Anybody remember what happened to the short-lived, revived Studebaker's XUV once GM realized what it looked like a few years back?

A shrill scream through the piercing silence -- guess that means PCS is back!

Electrifying! Chevrolet Volt to be seen at Paris Another early debut from GM. Link to original Article @ Street Commodores

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I agree. We should scale back military presence in other countries and quit trying to act like a global police force. While it is nice to help out other countries when they are in a time of need, it is not required of us to have our presence installed unwarranted. Not every nation's problems are our own.

"Welcome Home (Sanitarium)" - Metallica

Hope today has been a great birthday for you, Charger!

Happy belated birthday wishes, Nick.

+1 Place this twin-turbo 3.6 under the hood of more mainstream GM products and then we will talk. I believe Ford will place their twin-turbo 3.5L in products other than what you will find at Lincoln in the future. I will take a quick stock here for a moment, if you will. Ford: Future rear-drive products are on the way without delay, decent spread of the twin-turbo 3.5L in cars beyond Lincoln. GM: Future rear-drive products in serious question or canceled all together, twin-turbo 3.6L limited to Cadillac. I am going to have to ask a Ford executive in the future how GM's lunch tastes, it seems.

It should not have to be so difficult to be a GM enthusiast. The more news like I this I hear day by day, the more I defect to another automaker. I am still keeping my ear to the ground for GM, but more and more I find myself tuning in elsewhere. New can of worms to be opened: what does this mean for "Omega," the rear-drive platform which was slated to replace Zeta and Sigma? While Ford has promised us up to five new rear-drive vehicles and shows no sign of deviating from its future plans, GM can't seem to get it's $h! together.

I have found Mr. Ninety-Eight for you, Blu. Link.

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The NA Colorado and the Thai Colorado are essentially the same truck. Basically, think of the Thai Colorado as a NA Colorado with a MCE. More photos: If you will look here, it also has an updated interior: http://www.chevroletthailand.com/corporate...do/interior.htm

I am sorely disappointed.

GM should not be too surprised, however. I guarantee that this situation has been in the back of their mind ever since the F5 project came onboard. Great news! Tell us, how are those headlights? :AH-HA_wink:

Black is very hard to maintain, yes. But you get an impeccable-looking car as a result from a taken-care-of coat of it. There is only one example of where I would reconsider purchasing a black car, though. And that would be with any Chrysler product produced in the late 1990s. I have seen the black paint on most Chrysler products fade out due to sun damage, and fade quite badly. I have seen it happen on an acquaintance's black Dodge Avenger and my own father's Dodge Dakota. Quite a shame, really. I hope the guy gets back with you or that he has not sold it already. I wish you luck in your search. And if I see anything in my area, 'Tooth, I will be sure to let you know. Camaros are quite plentiful around here, if you don't mind a drive or shipping fees. You too. Take care.