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G. David Felt

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  1. They better have an off switch. I do not want or need this techno bable crap. They must have used Lemmings as those are the people who are more interested in playing with themselves/ their toys than to actually drive and enjoy the driving experiance.
  2. I think the 2 mode would be great for the XLR.
  3. Be interesting to see how the ATS stacks up against this series.
  4. Twin Turbo v6 or 4 banger would be good for this car in AWD form.
  5. Dart SRT would totally Rock. The Neon SRT proved you did not need AWD to compete with the STI or any other Pocket Rocket. Rock on DART SRT! What about the small Chevy SS that was Supercharged and then Turbo Charged. I forgot the name, but it was a fun little compact.
  6. Very nice for a 107,000 + miles jeep. Not a bad job for a repaint/clean up. Cheers
  7. Go for it Lamar, you can never go wrong with an SRT8 wagon. That is freakin hot looking.
  8. Hoping the best for him.
  9. It's a truck for camping and work, not a caddy and besides, the amount of rust on the engine makes me suspect about the miles. I get my built in caution detector going off on this ride.
  10. That is very cool, I would for sure hold onto those books.
  11. Nothing says Beauty like a GMC Suburban!!!
  12. Happy B-Day folks
  13. Love the Purple, Freakin sweet man. This is the Ultimate Slurpie Mobile. Skeleton motif is rockin also. I could so see this in a Rock Video!
  14. Beavers
  15. Your statement is a matter of opinion and for me your wrong as the interiors are a mess and uncomfortable on top of a poor reliability. A director had one of the supercharged models and after 3 months with it spending 50% of the time in the shop he traded it in for a AMG SUV as he does not believe Americans can build anything reliable, yet my 2006 Escalade ESV Platinum edition has 100K miles, uses no oil, still gets 14.5mpg and is quite, comfy and smells like new. I have not seen 6 year old Range Rovers that still look like new, smell like new even after only a 2 year lease. Seems lots of people here in seattle lease them but turn them in ahead of time. Not a reliable suv and there is only 1 dealership left that I know of. They might have some nice shapes in certain models, but I take an american Full Size luxury SUV over RR any day.
  16. This I think will be the start of bland reduced performance auto's as Subaru gets consumed by Toyota. Or this is a wake up to Toyota that finally realizes that dull bland cars are only for a small select group of bland dull humans. The rest desire variety and stimulus provoking rides. Think of an STI running 130 octane CNG.
  17. Now with this report out, Hyundia and Kia can plan to make sure they keep selling to some hot looking models. Even though I think they are freakin ugly.
  18. Yea, I will keep my escalade over this box on wheels. Now I would like to have the reliability I have in my escalade but drop weight by 1000lbs. That would sure help my gas mileage.
  19. Never! Gentlemen, we can rebuild him... True if money is no object.
  20. dfelt, on 18 May 2012 - 12:34 PM, said: Oldsmoboi, on 18 May 2012 - 12:14 PM, said: The Department of Homeland Security. They are planning on disabling large swaths of the cellular network AND people's private WIFI in Chicago when the NATO conference comes to town next week. They can try but there will still be ways to get around it for engineers like us who know how. And that is the slippery slope my friend. Sure black-boxes could be defeated, sure data can be hacked, but then you are doing it illegally, which means you are revolting against the better good the government is providing you by providing you security. The Gov never has your security in mind. There is always select groups that believe their agenda is more important than your freedom. Hitler thought he knew better as to what is best for the germans and we ended up with genocide. Black Box's are NOT there for your benefit, it is for an alternative agenda the gov has to control your life. While many advances such as stability control clearly helps drivers, I have to challange that all technology is truly beneficial to society. Computers are still not as fast as the human mind and a computer cannot and is not aware of what is going on around you at the time you are driving. The Black box is just a horse with blinders on that will never truly show the whole picture and I for one refuse to have some nany device telling me how or what to do. Black Box's are a step towards reducing your freedom in an auto and for everyone here who feels it is not clearly is happy to be a lemming and follow the pied piper off the cliff. Sacrifice your freedom of choice and have people / companies or GOV/Business/Insurance companies define what/where and when you can do something and you have lost your freedom.
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