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You did a cowardly thing at first (admittedly, I'd probably do the same), but you made up for it by going back. And for that, I give you props. Also, I don't quite remember what I was instructed by a former police officer regarding traffic accidents. Was it "Never call the police", or was it "Always call the police"? Two completely different approaches.

The overall design is great! Except the taillights, and maybe the roofline.

BRILLIANT!

Lousy dimpled chads...

I agree, and I'm absolutely certain that JD Power already has the data to craft such a study.

That's ironic on its own. The man who founded one of the most luxurious automotive brands in American history has a ground plate for a headstone. Edit: Just saw Balthy's post on Leland. Make that TWO of the most luxurious automotive brands in American history.

You have broken the NDA. The lawyers will see you in court.

One guy out of the 20 Isuzu owners out there decided to look for an Ascender.

Looks great inside and out. Is this perhaps a sign that Chevy will start being more conservative with the SS name?

Take this as a lesson. If you hadn't started yelling at her, she wouldn't have thrown a drink into your car... Or worse. In Defensive Driving courses they teach you to avoid making contact with road raged people. You don't know what they're going to do.

Based on the stigma the S2000's engine has -- and my understanding of horsepower vs torque -- it can go really fast, but it can't tow a motorcycle.

Birthday: Happy. Have one.

So... These are all names of part-time AWD systems? Or are some in fact full-time AWD?

Be prepared for someone to call you out on this. I agree with you, but I'm currently ill-equipped to back you up. Also agreed. But I'd like to point out that if you visit your church regularly, then you believe in what it stands for. Tithing serves two purposes: it funds the church to keep it out of the red, and if the Church has a well-guided treasury, they will use the pooled revenue for greater things.But then there are always the corrupt churches...

It's a Toyota. Duh... [/sarcam]

I believe the reason you're creeped out has to do with what's called the Uncanny Valley.

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And that's what's called "wow factor".

Have you considered a short-wheelbase Chevy Express? Yes, I know, dumb question.

If you have that sort of money to spend, I say go for it. Just don't turn around and pick up a 1880s horse and carriage. Your desire to go back in time scares me a little.

The XC90 is a huge success. A production version of this would do at least as well as its older brother.

If the car can make it that far. Do you know if all the bits are in place?

Basically, if it cuts down on accidents, good. The long-term effect of a system like this will be that every new car will be built with this system in place, and it will be taken for granted. Then an older car pulls up on the blind spot as you're about to make a lane change, and you get no warning.

Ooo, good question.

I still think GM should use sliding doors on more vehicles, minivan or not.