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G. David Felt

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  1. G. David Felt
    Every company now seems to do this as no one wants to have anyone else take their potential money.
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    LOL - GMC Yukon XL Denali in Black Cherry Metallic Cadillac Escalade Deep Amethyst Metallic Love the black rim option on the web sites now for building your ride. But Really, is this not the same color? LOL
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    I have to totally disagree with you on this statement. The mistake is of auto companies and marketing groups that say you always have to grow. BS, As long as the car is in the right size inside and out for the class of auto, then leave the size alone and just always make it better. Enlarging an auto is what has always screwed up the heritage and history of that auto. Mustang and Camaro owners do not want a car the same size as an Eldorado with 2 doors. We need to stop this lie that auto's will and must grow in size from generation to generation. Drew, same here in Washington. I believe it is the baby boomers as my dad loves the XTS but my mom refuses to give up her SRX and hates how low the car is so my dad traded in his truck for an SRX so they have two now. The XTS at the dealership I go to are almost all sports. They usually only have one lower tier and one or two higher. Seems according to my salesman that the bulk of buying is the v-sport. Crazy but cool I think.
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    Yup this is enough to make any person drool! I honestly will never understand why Cadillac did not bring this concept as is to market!
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    Prosecute to the max and require the return of their Golden Parachute payouts. After all VW is going to need it to help pay the fines if they survive without going Bankrupt!
  6. G. David Felt
    Sexy as Hell! This is a true example of "If you build it they will cum!"
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    @hyperv6 I totally agree with you on Cadillac and would rather see the R&D spent on the Escalade and CUV lineup being the best in segment / Luxury Industry. If a convertible needs to be done, high end for sure and a 4 door sedan convertible would be the way to do it in honor of the cadillacs of past and what people really wanted. That might even make me buy a car again if they did it right with room for us big folks. 4 door convertible
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    Sexy as HELL! I really hope not, but I do wonder after seeing the terrible badge job on Holden.
  9. G. David Felt
    How about room inside? How tall are you? is there still plenty of room once you set the drivers position for yourself to then get in back behind your seat without having to twist and turn or not?
  10. G. David Felt
    Very Cool, look forward to some pictures of your new digs! Congratulations.
  11. G. David Felt
    Guess living in a rainy state with money, I rarely see a convertible, but plenty of coupes. I honestly cannot say when I last saw a convertible from Benz, BMW or really any other car brand except Mustang and Camaro. I will say that Silver Escalade is sexy. Imagine if the C pillar was black rather than silver and you would have a long floating roof on it till you got to the sexy tail lights.
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    I agree that they need a deeper CUV lineup, not sure about the car lineup. I honestly do not see a need for the convertible. Coupe yea, but convertible is such a small dying market that why waste the R&D dollars when there are far better areas to spend it in.
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    I totally agree with you, how hard would it have been to use the mold, change the center section to remove the rectangle and have a properly centered Holden logo. This just screams old GM cheap to me. I would question the wisdom of this when they could have so easily redone the grill that fits in there with a proper Holden badge.
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    G. David Felt Staff Writer Alternative Energy - www.CheersandGears.com EVgo Partners with Nissan and BMW Again to Expand DC Charger Network According to the latest release this week by EVgo, a leader in EV charging systems for home, work or public use, they have partnered up with Nissan and BMW to expand coast to coast the DC fast charging network offering both CHAdeMO and SAE Combo (CCS) connectors allowing ALL EV types to charge on the fast charge network. These are 50 kW DC fast charging systems. EVgo currently has 668+ DC fast charging systems across the U.S. This partnership will allow them to expand across the US supporting all EV auto's for charging through 2017. 50 more fast charging system will be added in 2017. Source - EVgo web site
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    If you think of what Tesla offers which is in increments of 10, I can totally see it being the battery size.
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    Baking
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    Fap, I found your sole mate!
  18. G. David Felt
    I like your Thinking Peach Butt!
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    P ??????? Why a P, that makes no sense to me. How does that say EV or Hybrid? Someone want to help me out here as to what I am missing?
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    Totally get this, module platform they should have been on 10 years ago. Crazy that 3 models and nothing in common other than the parent name.
  21. G. David Felt
    I read this story earlier and actually think it was spot on from my own experience with some of the auto's. The only big thing I disagreed with was the First place winner should have been last place. But that is just me. Loved the rebuttals.
  22. G. David Felt
    Auto Show Models!
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    Cookies
  24. G. David Felt
    Your welcome, it would appear that it is slowly becoming main stream. Would love to see how these tires stand up on an extreme mountain bike.
  25. G. David Felt
    Bike versions of the Tweel are cool, talk about never having a flat!
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