Everything posted by Blake Noble
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Geneva 2008: 2009 Ford Kuga
Ford @ Geneva 2008: 2009 Ford Kuga New Ford Kuga ready to pounce into action Link to Original Article @ Autoblog
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2008 Geneva: 2009 Fiesta (production Verve)
The Fiesta name has history, sure, but just ask someone off the street what they think of when you say that particular name ... I don't think their response would be as rosy red as if you asked them what they think of when you say the name "Mustang" in comparison.
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Calling all geeks and nerds!
I wanted to see this movie when I first heard about it, then I found out JJ Abrams was the director. I think it's going to ultimately be a big disappointment. I mean, Abrams didn't allow Shatner to make a cameo in the movie when he openly asked for it. You do not make a Star Trek movie and not have the original Captain Kirk somewhere in it.
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Sketch Competition #22 - The Next HHR
Fly's on a never ending hiatus, it seems, so, yeah, pretty much. Fly kept this place going, and now ...
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First Camaro engine bay shots (v6)
It's just like seeing something out of a dream, really.
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First Camaro engine bay shots (v6)
That's it. Right there.
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2009 Nissan Maxima Spyshot
Most likely. And Toni's a he, not a she.
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Happy Birthday...
Have a great day, mjdecker/Decka/guy who had his front-drive car doing a rear-drive burnout in his avatar for a while. Hope today is a great day.
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Troubling article from Autoweek online
BV, that formula works wonderfully for compact and mid-sized cars. But I guess I'm just as stubborn as everyone else when I say a large rear-drive sedan has to offer at least one V8 engine. It doesn't have to be a whole slew of them, just one at the minimum. I was watching Top Gear on You Tube (seems to be a frequent thing here lately) and they were reviewing the Astra VXR. Watching that car torque steer was in one particular part of the review, well ... it reinforces the idea that a "front-drive performance car" is little more than an oxymoron and mostly a bad idea. Feeding anything over 200 horsepower to the front wheels of a car that are also expected to steer the car, well, it takes the handling and throws it right out the window.
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2009 Nissan Maxima Spyshot
Also, from what I can tell, the front reminds me of the now departed Q45.
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Challenger Videos
The black Challenger is quite seductive.
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My Last Post On C&G
RU4REAL???? TAT MUZT B LIEZZZZ!!!
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Grammy Awards '08
Country music today is mostly about three things, really: your truck, your dog, and your divorce.
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Glitch
Northie restored my post count. I don't know, but I doubt it. It's alright if they can't, it's just one of those things where you say, "Damn, that sucks," and just move on, really.
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2009 Nissan Maxima Spyshot
Look, everybody, it's Chris's birthday present. Hard to tell anything with the acres of black garbage bags taped on it, but I think the rear fenders have a little hip to them.
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What Are You Listening To?
Anyway ... Tool's cover of Led Zeppelin's "No Quarter."
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Who here. . . . . . . .
You mean Ska (i.e. Five Iron Frenzy)?
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What Are You Listening To?
Well, on the Indie end of things, maybe try Minus The Bear? It has one of my favorite guitarists, Dave Knudson. The man is a beast at guitar.
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Winter Weather Car Spotting
Nothing as far as today's winter weather goes, but on New Year's Day last month, I saw a Honda Accord in a ditch.
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Glitch
Just got an "IPS Driver" error. Those errors are the ones that suck the most because they force me to post at GMI.
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Music that you like...
I'm a mostly Metal kind of guy. But I don't specifically restrict myself to just that one particular kind of music, it's really what I listen to on a more frequent basis compared to other genres.
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Grammy Awards '08
Quoted for truth.
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Chrysler Reportedly in Talks to Sell Jeep to Indian Company
Quoted for truth.
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Our Little Spy is Another Year Older! (NWS!!!) ;-)
Happy birthday, Mr. Doane.
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We are an ALL Buick family now...
It's far more reliable than you might think. Plus, if you do break down, simple mechanic skills would fix most problems. Old engines aren't as complex as today's engines are. You just gotta remember two main things, really: plugs and points.