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G. David Felt

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  1. Agree, the attention to detail is pretty amazing. Interesting that he used the Supercharged Cobalt engine. I wonder if this started as a Cobalt SS.
  2. Were is the story posted at as I have never seen anything this high and I would think VW would be marketing the hell out of this if it was true.
  3. Too bad it was not a hover craft. It looks like one.
  4. WOW, The pages of pictures is very cool to see and the story. I love the Chevy truck that only has 1.3 miles on the odometer. Less than 2 miles and the truck just sat there. I also love the 25th anniversary Corvette that is still wrapped up like new.
  5. COCO MO
  6. What was your initial impression?
  7. I totally agree that this rule should NOT be a rule. At least it was pushed back but still this is going to move more and more people from having their own freedom machine to mass transit which is being cut due to the lack of tax dollars and the excessive social programs. States are going bankrupt and they do not see that they are to blame for this total attitude of we have to protect everyone from themselves. This needs to be killed along with all of the other electronic nanny devices. It is not the Governments responsibility to dictate what is and is not sold in a free market economy. Just as I believe it is NOT the states right to tell you, you have to wear a seat belt. Common sense tells me it is safer, but then where are the seat belts on the public buses and school buses.
  8. My Antivirus says this is not a safe site.
  9. I personally like an interior that is shiny and slick, but I have mixed feelings on the Headlights, but I do like the Monochromatic look of the black All Terrain. That truck Rocks.
  10. Very Cool, While the blind spots are terrible, the over all quality is amazing for a custom home job and very impressive. Wish they had pictures of the engine bay. Here is a Jelly Bean car with style in my humble opinion. If I could fit in it, I would drive it.
  11. I think the MiniVan is a dying product. Toyota, Honda and Hyundia might keep them alive in one form or another, but the CUV has replaced the MiniVan pretty much and I do not see it surviving here in the US unlike how the station wagon survives in Europe. Would make an interesting case study as to why the over all space and versitility has lost out to less room and lower gas mileage of the CUV?
  12. Interesting all the terms that are getting twisted around. When was an Electric car ever supercharged?
  13. As long as it is under warranty all is good, but the moment the warranty runs out, plan on thousands of dollars in cost each year to replace all the crazy electrical mess or the blown engine. I do not see any long term life out of this mess, but just a short term excitement by those rich enough to afford this bleeding edge experiment. Take a Z1 over this mess any day.
  14. I want to see real certified proof as these engines cannot really deliver that MPG in real world driving. http://gallonstoliters.com/index.php?q=1&from=imp&to=us&result=0.83267384 one Canadian gallon is equivalent to 1.20095042 US gallons so it will be twenty percent higher numbers in MPG So just proving that these are not real world figures and that it does take far more gas to get these miles. Like Cubical, these figures are lies and 50% higher than real world numbers of what people are posting.
  15. Excited by this car, but wish Diesel prices were not so punishing. I hope this car sells well for Chevy and they finally move forward with small displacement diesels in their Full size Trucks and Especially their SUV's. Course if they would just build a CNG SUV for the mass, I would be very happy with that.
  16. I want to see real certified proof as these engines cannot really deliver that MPG in real world driving.
  17. G. David Felt Staff Writer Alternative Energy - CheersandGears.com Industry change is never easy or fast and yet Tesla has introduced their 2 minute fast charge system. From $50 to $80 dollars a robotic system would allow you to pull in after 200 miles and in approximately 90 seconds swap out your depleted battery pack for a fully charged pack beating the average fill time of 4 min for a petrol powered car. See what the news and industry is saying about what Tesla is planning and believes they can make a profit on. CNN Money http://money.cnn.com/2013/06/21/autos/tesla-battery-swap/index.html Daily Mail http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2346204/Tesla-Motors-introduces-robot-mechanics-replace-batteries-electric-cars.html Wall St. Cheat Sheet http://wallstcheatsheet.com/stocks/tesla-introduces-faster-gas-station-system.html/?a=viewall Tesla Motors http://www.teslamotors.com/supercharger View full article
  18. G. David Felt Staff Writer Alternative Energy - CheersandGears.com Industry change is never easy or fast and yet Tesla has introduced their 2 minute fast charge system. From $50 to $80 dollars a robotic system would allow you to pull in after 200 miles and in approximately 90 seconds swap out your depleted battery pack for a fully charged pack beating the average fill time of 4 min for a petrol powered car. See what the news and industry is saying about what Tesla is planning and believes they can make a profit on. CNN Money http://money.cnn.com/2013/06/21/autos/tesla-battery-swap/index.html Daily Mail http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2346204/Tesla-Motors-introduces-robot-mechanics-replace-batteries-electric-cars.html Wall St. Cheat Sheet http://wallstcheatsheet.com/stocks/tesla-introduces-faster-gas-station-system.html/?a=viewall Tesla Motors http://www.teslamotors.com/supercharger
  19. Amazing the prices I got in an email from the local dealership today. Guess it gives great advertising but wish they would just drop the big discounts and sell it on how good the product is as a real life reasonable price.
  20. I think you would have to go with the Communist Cherry Corporation that just clones everything brought to china from Europe or the US and puts a cherry badge on it. That's actually 'Chery' w/ one 'r'. I wasn't thinking of China, though, they've had dozens of companies started there in recent decades, like the US was around 1910. Nothing of significance outside of China yet. I was thinking of US companies...can't think of anything... if Tesla makes it, it will be quite an achievement. Agree with you on Tesla, it will be a big achievement if they make it. I wonder how long before someone consumes them?
  21. I think you would have to go with the Communist Cherry Corporation that just clones everything brought to china from Europe or the US and puts a cherry badge on it.
  22. So lets take this from the flip side. Fiat wants to move their HQ here to the US. The Socialist Unions are bleeding the company dry, they cannot compete with their ugly poor quality products. Could it be that Fiat ends up eventually going away as they move to have a small Mini style of store within a store. Fiat becomes that eco box level for Dodge. Then you have Ram for Trucks, Jeep for Off road SUV's, bring back the wagoneer, kill the Durango and Dodge becomes the Entry level product line world wide for them from the 500 up to the Charger. SRT is the Performance Division and Chrysler is the Mid to higher Lux line. I could see Fiat being the one to eventually disappear. Due to size and the heavy discounts Fiat is doing on their ugly little 500, I only see value people, aka pure price driven people buying these auto's.
  23. I am sure there is a fine print some place that says this is for the Dodge Dart or some other auto and they are just using the Rams for a street sign considering how big they are.
  24. Very nice evolution of many auto's out there, but I agree with Hyperv6, this would be a perfect update to the Cruze.
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