G. David Felt
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G. David Felt replied to William Maley's topic in North American International Auto Show in Detroit (NAIAS)Some are just bloody dull. If this is the affect of the European Pedestrian safety requirements, we are all screwed for style as the jelly bean will be the defacto style.
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Some nice to have upgrades, but nothing mind blowing.
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WOW, Sterile and Blah! This car has a fat mans Predator grill and is not inspiring. The interior is sterile and isolated from people input. This is what I would expect out of a robot building a car, not a human. Not impressed. FAILURE!
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One persons clutter is another persons organization. I do not have a problem with the steering wheel or dash, I like the layout and flow. The interior I think is one of their best to date.
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WOW, Talk about a Ugly Cheap looking interior and the exterior is to me an attempt to have a more Art/Science look like the ATS. The ATS looks so much better than this freakin ugly car. MB has truly lost their mojo in Design language, but people will buy it because it is an MB. All about the status war with the Joneses.
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While it is another Jelly Bean CUV, I will say this is the best looking one to date for the Lincoln line. I actually love the interior and am excited to see Push Button Trannies like the old chrysler we had from the 60's. Only thing that would be great would be to have the oil filter upside down in the engine bay so you could unscrew the cover and pull out the TP Roll and replace it. Those were the coolest oil filters ever along with the push button tranny.
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We'll Done, now to see what you do next!
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I love the single stalk of GM, Moving between all my auto's it is so easy to know where everything is and how everything works. Each their own, but I would rather have one single stalk to rule them all than two.
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Thanks Drew, The pictures are great, Love the Metallic Grey Vette. Other than the rear vents incorporated into the tail lights, I really love this car.
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G. David Felt replied to William Maley's topic in North American International Auto Show in Detroit (NAIAS)I have no problem with the quarter windows, I still have issue with the black triangles on the edge of the rear taillights. Even if these are functional rear exhaust vents, I think they could have incorporated them better into the car for the over all look rather than have it come across to me as an after thought.This is just like the 2014 Grand Jeep Cherokee. The nose is pretty much the same just a change in headlamps and you can see the same over all shap as on the compass and they just used black plastic to fill in the gaps so the new headlamps fit. After thought change for the jeep just as I feel the rear tailights on this beautiful corvette with the corner dropping triangle vents appear an after thought.
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G. David Felt replied to William Maley's topic in North American International Auto Show in Detroit (NAIAS)As I stated in the other thread with all the pictures of the Corvette, I love this one the most out of all generation's. My only issue is the rear taillights and their down turned corners. I really wish someone would ask GM why they wanted this sad looking Rear Taillight? What do those black triangles communicate?
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I have to say this is my favorite looking corvette ever. I have never really hated any of the corvettes, but never really loved them either and while I am not a total fan of the rear tail lights with the drop down corner, this is bar far the best looking one to date.
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<p>UGH, Pagemaker drives me nuts. I love word and Excell.</p>
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You Next! Done Next Please! Ugh, I need new glasses, I hate them.
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WOW, Love these, wish I had money to buy.
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Be prepared for less options as Intel moves to having the CPU, Memory and video all soldiered onto the motherboards. The plan is to have 50% of all products shipped built this way as non upgradable units world wide as they have found less than 20% of people actually upgrade their units once bought and as such can save plenty by getting rid of the brackets that allows components to be upgraded. Intel is planning by 2015 to have only 10% of systems being build-able for the do it yourself crowd .
