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I could kick his ass.

I actually thought Ventura was a sensible guy. Perhaps he wasn't the smartest dude... but 'smart' people don't do too well in politics. His buddy Schwarzenegger seems to be doing just fine. Franken is funny, and although I don't agree with a few of his ideas, he would be great as a Senator. The problem is... will people take him seriously?

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Interior quality is a major part of selling a vehicle these days. People spend so much time in their vehicles, so it's desirable to have a nice environment to sit in while in gridlock. One of the reasons my family bought a Toyota Sienna was because the interior quality was better than the competition. It's pretty shiesty now, but back in 2000, it looked great. Consumer Reports used to praise Toyota interiors, but I've seen a little less praise recently. I too, have noticed that the Camry's interior did not seem, "Toyota" enough. A comparable Fusion at least felt a bit more substantial. I cannot testify for the Aura, simply because I have yet to even see one. That being said, the interior isn't the ONLY thing going for a vehicle these days. The LX cars and the Dodge Caliber are good examples. The Caliber's interior isn't all that great, but I see them all over.

I think this emoticon sums up what I want to say best...

Is the IS-F that awesome that it only warrants one-thousand units? BMW's M-Series models and Mercedes' AMG are much more impressive. To me, BMW holds much more cachet than Lexus. If someone told me they had one of only 1,000 BMW's, I'd be impressed. But if someone told me they had one of 1,000 Lexus'... I'd probably laugh.

Nice! Those steels look kind of outdated. A car like that needs some bigger, tasteful alloys.

Vancouver is home to VERY rabid and insane squirrels. I have been chased and nearly bitten by the little assholes.

You crashed my Pentium II...

You still got your flu? I have just the cure: NyQuil and Sudafed.

Canada often has different ads than in the States, so it's kind of hard to relate to some complaints. That being said, I think GM should do more to create ads that advertise the company as a whole, AND at the same time, reinforce what each brand means and build upon their 'personality'. As for chasing, 'hip,' it could backfire. The viral videos didn't help much. You only had to read the comments of people to get their impressions. The ads stressing how the Silverado is America's (and Canada's) truck gets a little nauseating... I think the Silverado has much more going for it than 'patriotic' ads.

Lewis Black on his Daily Show 'Back in Black' segment cracks me up. Denis Leary would have to be one of my favorites.

Surfing and Yoga?... Discarded garbage and street signs that enjoys SURFING AND YOGA?! What the f*ck?!

You have a Hummer inside of you?! Whore.

Finders Keepers, Losers Suck.

That Celeron will be ass... But then again, with plenty of memory, you should be good.

Exterior looks awesome. Interior... well... um...yeah...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cSnfso_lSGU When with your friends, just replace 'Terrance and Philip Movie' with Keifer Sutherland.

It IS the language of business... Maybe there were Honda of Europe, or Honda of America officials around... who knows...

I'll take it you got some hand moisturizer for your birthday.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-l7sSOAaqL0 After watching Super Troopers, I always make a point to order 'litres' of Cola whenever I'm in the States.

Corolla, Civic and Mazda3 drivers are going to be seeing a lot of this rear end soon. Me likey, especially the obnoxious red!

If 'Typical GM' means pwning the Camry in tests, and creating a crossover that reviewers love... then I am all for the 'death' of Saturn. Besides, Saturn is still maintaining its no pressure sales system and friendly dealers, which is what helped get people into Saturn's. Even without plastic, dent resistant panels, I think Saturn has one hell of a winning formula going for it.

They've got money to do this?... It would have been better spent on interior materials and maybe a beefier V6...