G. David Felt

So I know this is from a russian photo site, but what the hell kind of car is this. Anyone ever seen it before? Is this just a Russian mess or an actual car company product?

This is big enough that the news should be coveing this, your house and senate represenatives should be getting Mail about how this is NOT GOOD for America.

So paying off the gov is good, but again, i would seem it is still an elite car for the upper 10% at best of society. Too many things on the minds of people today to be saying this is important news when we clearly are still in a depression of slow growth.

Great pics, Not digging that interior in yellow on black. Kinda like a poopy baby diaper.

Yea, I always loved the Thunderbird SC, but the ones I see are always fully trashed. I would think even to far gone for a good project car to bring back to life.

I agree - these are hideously fugly - and the people who drive them are crack. Should someone call the funny farm and let them know one of their animals wandered off?

Yawn, none event for the bulk of america.

So on those Detroit Roads from Hell, how is the suspension holding up to the Hell Holes? How is the line of site for the front and back? To me the pictures make it appear as being a bit hard to gauge your corners due to the round off edges. Does this car have the latest InfoTainment system from GM? If so how does it work in comparison to the Ford Sync system?

Did you spend any time following the threads to read what people have dealt with or what dealers are posting and dealing with. After going through the first 20 or so, that right there shows a large issue for me does exist in the quality of the 3.6 pentastar. As regfootball says, the only thing left is to find out if these issues have been fixed and what he official chrysler stance is for these issues.

Awesome review of the 2012 Taurus. Thanks for the pictures, nice looking young man and woman you have there. Always cool to help out family, your son will remember the night.

Taurus is butt ugly compared to the PPV Caprice. Yet I feel the caprice could use a good dose of modernization. Due to everyone wanting to fit in like lemmings, I can understand the asian thing of the Hyundai but for the rest of the world while better than what Toyota or Honda has to offer, it is still a bit blaw to me.

Awesome Matchbox, I wish I still had my whole collection which was huge and perfect condition. But then out of love I gave it to my Nephew who enjoyed them but destroyed them.

How can you call this Paranoia. A box that records your everything that ges on in the car and then a crazy bitch or buch who gets a lawyer and then uses this to try and make a point or insurance companies who say drive our way or we charge you ten times the rate or refuse to insure you, etc. The list is long but this is not paranoia especially when both gov and companies have always proved to use things to increase their profits or call it public safety but in reality all about control.

This is exactly why I posted what I did. Another Freedom taken away. Wonder how long before they come up with laws that outlaw driving older auto's just so they can track you.

H'mmmm Kinda ugly and yet cute like a racoon.

WOW, the amount of threads and dealer issues with the Pentastar 3.6 breaking and blowing up is very disturbing. Both internal issues and supplier issues with the lack of quality components: http://www.bing.com/search?q=pentastar+v6+problems&qs=AS&form=QBLH&pq=pentastar&sc=8-9&sp=6&sk=AS5 I would have to say this could be a black eye for Chrysler. I do agree with one thread of problems with this engine. Chrysler pushed it out across so many auto lines. They should have gone with one for the first year to work out bugs or maybe two, not the wide amount they went with and the problems they have had.

It does seem to seal the road, but the cost to drivers due to the loose pea gravel that destroys windshields is terrible. The roads also become far more noisy. I hate driving on one of these roads.

Very cool, the Z24's always had a place in my heart as I thought they were pretty cool.

The white thunder bird always made me wonder who really wants a White interior as it gets dirty so fast. The Ford I miss is the 1991 Escort GT made by Mazda. This was a true Pocket Rocket before Ford Detuned it due to complainst from the insurance industry. I owned one New out of college, my first car I bought to build my credit and had it for 93,000 miles. Would still own it today if it was not for a stupid truck driver that rearended my wife, hurting her and totalling the car.

This is the same problem with the Current Escalade. I have the litterally last ESV Platinum produced on the GMT800, the GMT900 dimensions are all better than the 800 and yet I cannot fit in the new escalade sitting upright like I can in my current Escalade. Being one to upgrade every 2-4 years, I am now wondering when I will get a new Full Size SUV Luxury ride as I have to be reclined to sit in the drivers seat. This is a deal breaker. They clearly DID NOT test the new Escalade on Sports figures/Big Guys. Same with the Eco, dimensions might be bigger, but clearly the way they are building the car makes it harder to fit into. Try having anyone sit in the back seat if you have big people up front.

Yes, that was my take on this engine design that I thought was pretty cool. I would love to have one to try out in a custom ride.

Nascar Truck Racing

My son always points to how great the performance is in a WRX, Why can Chevy not seem to figure out how to build a fun to drive small AWD CUV that can get crazy 30+ gasemileage when driven resonably and drop into the mid to high 20's under agressive driving? Chevy needs this little CUV to help out their numbers. Someone is smoking some very weird weed indeed.

The G is a failure, fail to see how it really fits and competes with what is out there.

I plan to always have at least one SUV. Another Grand Cherokee sooner or later... Get an SRT8, I can totally see you in that bad boy!