CanadianBacon94

well about the interior, this isn't a regular production car, otherwise i'm sure it would be done up a bit nicer

i just say it as its spelled Vox-Hall

I'm starting to like it a little more each time i see it, i might need to get my eyes fixed

I doubt they could get a *production* E class under 3000 pounds, but good for them if they can

it didn't work to well for this guy...

Tesla would have to have the words shocking or electrifying in it "interested in the blue oval's news? we have everything from Fusion to F-150 in here"

Goose

i Co-op'd at a ford dealership at the same time as those vans were coming in, one mechanic there had his axle completely snap in half before the recall came in and if i remember correctly he had to buy a new axle, and then the recall came in later, and many of the ones i saw were cracking.

That's supposed to be this things "little brother"? We only have the one angle for the Mokka, but from what i see i don't like the short hood or the rising beltline, the body cladding will probably be colour matching for the Buick and it will have chrome window accents (Hopefully the Enclave's refresh doesn't make it match the opel's styling)

...with 156 less horsepower i would have to guess they are going to push the handling aspects of the car over the straight line speed

this is the car^

or a fifty seven speed transmission? Edit: i realize now you were making a comment about an actual thing the car had optional. was it actually touchscreen?

3900>3800? was the 3.8 more reliable or something, why would it be in LaCrosses in 2008? Just because it is a "Buick" engine?

"Bimmers Gonna Bimm"

"video is private"

wiener

just the whole thing in general eh? Mirrors, the same Brake vents, the same grille, really similar, headlights are the same door handle placement, c pillar, body lines, where the hood meets the windsheild, the roofline...

what is the band? and really cool video btw, i looked over the blog last week and i thought it was cool

Black Volt, first one I've seen in person, with a giant cowboy hat on the dash, it was at an old folks home, i think they look pretty good in person.

...as long as you go very slow df, it has no crumple zones to absorb big impacts

new to cars then 67, or new to this size of battery

soap

Body color bumpers would help lambda's in my eyes, the lower body plastic looks like cheap dash material, but i'm guessing it's to avoid rack chips? and not like the Acadia Denali, i mean make it look like the bumper wasn't tacked on...

I had to...

what i think would be an good way to go with batteries, is if all cars used a universal battery. Say you pull up to a gas station, old battery slides out- new one slides in, you pay for the electricity in the battery and there you go. While i think this could work, i don't think it is practical in the real world, as batteries are very expensive, while the electricity in them is cheap.