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G. David Felt

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  1. G. David Felt
    ^ Like your List and agree with it!
  2. G. David Felt
    Cops nail ya with or without the front plate there if you are speeding and breaking the law. They then run your plate while looking at the rear plate. Personally the Feds just need to standardize and say all auto's with have both or only rear. I myself would like a rear license only.
  3. G. David Felt
    GM /Opel Needs to shut this down by coming clean and stating this is the original Euro Union approved software and here is the update and this is the difference. TRANSPARENCY
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    So in reviewing the writing on this and the response by Opel, I can only say one word in response to this: FAIL Yup, Opel / GM FAILED to nail the lid on this by showing what the differences are between the existing software and the update that was pushed out. GM you must keep transparency on this. VW failure and multiple lies with retelling of the lies by multiple corporate talking heads should make you realize that you need to be transparent. They could have shut them up by saying here is what the software was doing and was approved by the Euro Union. Here is what the update does and this is the differences between them and why. This should have been a slam dunk for shutting up the Tree Huggers.
  5. G. David Felt
    Using the latest thin seat design, they should be able to pull off a new Sub Compact ATS with rear seat room, then the ATS becomes the BTS Personally, I would rather they ignore the subcompact car and just have ATS on up. I am more than happy with a CT3 to CT9 product line. Buick should be covering the Sub-Compact space. Wake up Johan, your f'ing up again.
  6. G. David Felt
    CTS Coupe 2 year lease returned with low miles.
  7. G. David Felt
    That is a Sexy Sedan, looking forward to sitting in one to see how it fits to my 6'6" 300lb body! XTS is nice and I can get comfy, too much of a float ride for my taste and has to be a very tiny person to sit behind me. So hoping this actually can pass my personal test. I get in drivers seat, adjust and set all for me to be comfortable, then get out and get in behind driver seat. If I can get in and still have at least half inch of room between my knees and the back of the seat, then anyone for the most part will be comfy behind me.
  8. G. David Felt
    Yes they are flooding the dealer lots and are freaking ugly.
  9. G. David Felt
    I believe we will see many such new Hybrids over the coming years between now and 2018. Be interesting to see what wins and looses.
  10. G. David Felt
    Washington state has a law for driving too slow in the left lane of which is costs you $136 if you are 10mph or slower in the left lane. The new added fees are being put in place to force people to obey the using left lane to pass and not go slow causing cars to back up or pass on the right. The proposed law would add another fine for continuously driving at slow speeds, based on how far below the speed limit they are traveling. Between 1 and 5 mph, the extra fine would be $27. That would go up to $37 for 6 to 10 mph below the maximum speed limit; $52 for 11 to 15 mph and $67 for 16 to 20 mph. Bill can be found here: http://app.leg.wa.gov/billinfo/summary.aspx?bill=6105&year=2015
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    We would see a bigger drop if they enforced having to read, write and speak english to get their drivers license. To many states including Washington where I live allow people to take their drivers test with an interpreter so they get to drive. F the ability to communicate to police, fire or medical. Politicians have screwed this country over by implying that driving is a right. It is NOT it is a Privilege you earn. We need to enforce this rather than allowing timed non speaking english people to drive on the roads and then get over into the left lane going 20+ under the posted speed limit.
  12. G. David Felt
    We'll according to the news VW is now the MOST HATED Company in America! http://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/americas-most-hated-companies/ar-BBocgzO?li=BBnb7Kz&ocid=UP94DHP#image=BBocj3j|1 Pretty interesting how their Diesel scandal has made them more hatted than even Comcast!
  13. G. David Felt
    So Very true, but then if Cadillac has a RWD sub compact luxury car. Does that not mean MB and BMW are failing due to their FWD appliances in that same category? Wonder how one will move his goal posts to justify that MB is still superior to Cadillac?
  14. G. David Felt
    WOW, Like ccap41, They still make this? The exterior is nice but been there done that. Interior is truly dated and wow talk about marked up hard plastics. That car has been used, abused and clearly needs a serious update. Yes some hard core sports fans will still buy it, but I doubt it will sell much. What 15-20K units? What was the number of units sold last year?
  15. G. David Felt
    So you are more proud of GM for sticking it to the US taxpayer while also crushing the life savings of so many families......yet you frown on Ford for borrowing the old fashion way and paying it back huh? Interesting. Nope, I am not proud of sticking it to the tax payer, but at the same time, during a terrible time over all for the country, why not use the laws to clean up the books and turn the ship hard rather than slow. The airplane industry has already abused the tax payer for the over paid pension funds that were dumped on us to allow United, AA and many others to still survive and have the tax payers cover the over kill on pension funds. I just feel Ford should have used the same route to clean up and unload the pensions and move forward as all companies need to just endorce the 401K, dump pensions and move forward. Companies should have never offered the pensions to begin with.
  16. G. David Felt
    Weird as the Autoblog story says the coupe like version as stated here of the Q3 so they also imply a car version of an CUV? Very confusing.
  17. G. David Felt
    And the Confusion will continue and go from there for Audi CUV's and Cars. Their naming convention is so confusing that it is amazing anyone can figure it out. Q# for all the auto's and does not really help clarify car, CUV,SUV. I so hate this naming. Idiots in Marketing that cannot seem to come up with a proper way to differentiate between them.
  18. G. David Felt
    I agree, Cadillac does need more models and they will have them soon. I realize not soon enough for you SMK. I also will have to disagree with you over FORD. With Fords DEBT load, if they really paid down what they borrowed they would not have a single profit. FORD has been lucky but could be even better if they went the bankruptcy route and dumped all the crazy obligations to unions and other crap to over paid executives and cleaned house. I truly think it would have been better to actually use the courts to right side and then prove that you did not need 7 years to get profitable. GM is doing well, we all want more and expect more and I think they have the right CEO now to make it happen. I still question if Johan was the right person to lead Cadillac. I personally do not think so. FCA is a mess we all know and agree on that. Sergio is an idiot and killing off the better brands all for trying to hold onto his stupid Italian ones.
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    So are you saying that on days when the banks, postal, schools, pretty much all gov employees have off that you would not like to be off also on that day? Other than gas, hotel, grocery and restaurants why not have everyone off spending time with family? Well, I'm my own boss, but that said; I work on plenty of holidays, at my choice. Other than a handful of the holidays, they aren't really 'family time' days by nature, anyway. Columbus Day- pffft! In fact, working on holidays insures a lot better commute. Just seems to me we have a pretty good list of holidays as it is, and I still prefer if private companies made their own call. I can and do respect the ability to allow companies to choose their holidays especially when your self employed. I just feel that major holidays like Thanks giving, it sucks that retail opens up and pulls people away as well as has people work those days. Everyone needs some down time. The easiest way to insure down time is to have everyone take the same holidays off for the most part and like all rules, there is always a need for addressing the little businesses. So for self employed and small businesses under 100 people, I would say this is not needed. Yet I do agree with the easier commute on the holidays when you do need to drive.
  20. G. David Felt
    So are you saying that on days when the banks, postal, schools, pretty much all gov employees have off that you would not like to be off also on that day? Other than gas, hotel, grocery and restaurants why not have everyone off spending time with family?
  21. G. David Felt
    This should be a win win for Jeep
  22. G. David Felt
    Interesting read and they are right, GM is in recovery mode still and it will take time to get them to the same margin as Toyota.
  23. G. David Felt
    This does not bother me and I think it will work well for GM. Eventually I hope that sales get to the point where they can justify building them here.
  24. G. David Felt
    Very cool Ocnblu, great pics, thanks for posting your local travel.
  25. G. David Felt
    I truly believe all states in our great nation should follow main in making all businesses close for all federally recognized holidays.
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