Blake Noble

Betty White

Oh, god. I had to stop reading this at page 115 (working my way back). I know if I ever succumb to depression again, I will read one of CMG's posts in here to feel those magic rays of sunshine again! :rotflmao:

Hmm ... that actually looks really, really good. Dad is asleep right now, but I will show him this tomorrow if he is not too sore to walk. I do not think he would really mind a pre-MCE second-generation Monte (in fact, he has said so in the past; I suppose the look of the stacked headlamps of the '76-'77 models were not for him). Thanks again, Cort.

Really now? The other Samsung phone I had (replaced the one with the broken screen) did just that constantly. It even did it in places that normally have the maximum amount of service you can possibly have (this was when I was on AT&T). Interesting ... You need a Motorola four-letter phone, my friend. I love my Rizr (see below), I could not ask for a better phone.

I was, in fact, alive all of the times where I had seen the '70 - '72 era Chevelle in a car show or rolling down a city street and I clearly recall those cars in my memories of them today. If it is not nostalgia, then it certainly feels like it. I love that era of Chevelle, though. It was the definitive zenith of that nameplate, in my opinion, and it was one of the best-looking A-Bodies available. The side sculpting is so muscular and well toned, I can hardly fault the design at all.

Hmm ...

... In the mood for a little nostalgia.

I had a Samsung DVD player and two Samsung cell phones and they were just rubbish. For example, when I lightly dropped one of the cell phones in a closed position, the screen went blank and would not come back on. I now have an RCA DVD player and a Motorola Rizr and both were well worth the money I spent to get them.

Hmm ... this really conflicts with Chevrolet's "global brand" positioning where no market will get an wholly exclusive model.

I have not had good experiences with Samsung products, so I would not recommend them.

Isn't the Malibu undergoing consideration to be shipped to Brazil as well? Can we say "overlap?"

Hmm ... yeah, I did not really realize just how short the rear decklid was at first either until I saw this particular profile shot of it. It is still an attractive design, though.

Exactly!

I will let the photos speak for themselves. I know what you are trying to say, FOG, and it is that you could take the fascia on the Insignia and transplant it to a Malibu without any modification. It would not work that way as the Malibu's fenders have a more pronounced flare than the Insignia's fenders and the Malibu's hood cutline meets up differently with the front fascia than the Insignia's hood cutline.

You sound so positively negative! Are you my own mother by any chance? You sound just like her!

:rotflmao: Oh, the SRT-4 in the SRT-4 motivational poster is not, well, an SRT-4. It is a Neon with an "SRT Design" appearance package.

Could someone explain to me just exactly what that red ... thing sticking up from the center of the hood might be? It makes me think of a rooster's comb:

They always have had loyalty rebates. We were considering trading our G6 in for a Torrent and such a rebate was being offered, and this was almost one year ago.

HongQi announces new photochopped Lincoln MKT crossover! Yes, that is pronounced like "honky." Link to original Article @ Autoblog

Other than my few design complaints regarding the Insignia, I actually agree with what you have just said. I am genuinely interested to see what the EP II Saabs and Chevrolet will turn out to be like.

And I believe I have gotten my answer. :AH-HA_wink:

Well, isn't that incentive enough to try and kick things off on a better model as it's replacement? Or let it just silently fade away?

I stand corrected.

What a waste of ten dollars in raw steel (regarding the side vent).

The front fascia on the Chevrolet is a little better executed, overall, in my opinion. But, no, you could not swap the front-end of the Opel onto the front-end of the Chevrolet and vice versa. They are not exactly the same.