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Your sister has a '76 Firebird?!?! With a 400?!?! What's her number? :AH-HA_wink:

Here's the deal, "squared off boxes" seem to be what sells in the trucks segment. Nissan seemed to figure that out, and it seems Honda did too...

*cough* "Zelda: Twilight Princess" *cough* *cough *cough*

Panama

I get these every so often and I think other people do too.

Nuts... I was hoping the Duramax could somehow make it into the VE's ... Hey, a guy can dream...

Oh great... That arse-hole made us lose my Borat! thread

I redid it, and put a little more thought into it. Really, it matches me up with this vehicle... Family Guy HUMMER Clip

I hate it. That being said, it should be the 2008 Colorado because it'll attract truck potential truck buyers that may sway towards Toyota Tacoma's, Nissan Frontier's and Dodge Dakota's, all trucks that have more aggressive looks.

I would've agreed with you a few months ago, but after having seen the Acadia, albeit in pictures only, I think it is a good fit. It's very sophisticated and at the same time purposeful, like most other GMC's. The Buick is focused on all out plushness, but the GM while reasonably luxurious, won't look out of place at a lumber yard or trade show. I'm not too sold on a Chevy Lambda though. Unless it is very distinguished from the Saturn and GMC, then I believe it should not be brought to market.

That's the only thing I'm not too sure on. I have not had a chance to actually "see" the lower line models of the GM's. I have seen and felt the Ridgeline's lower and top line models, and the quality is the same on both models. I will give GM the benefit of the doubt until then. I know the materials on the W/T likely won't be on par with the Ridgeline's lowest model, but at least the dash is made well, is functional and looks pretty good.

My Dad was looking at a Ridgeline for a while and I have sat in both the Ridgeline and the GM trucks, and found no real difference in material quality. I'm not very biased against Honda and I do like some of their products. I do know it was a massive improvement against the GMT-800's, that's a given, but now, the difference is minimal at best.

You gotta hand it to GM, even the W/T looks pretty good. I know I may upset Dodgefan, but I think Chevy's W/T looks much better than Dodge's base model. Something about the Dodge screams cheapness... the Chevy at least looks much more substantial.

$28,000?! Gimme a break... As for loaning money to you BV, if you had a job, people MAY consider pitching in, but since you don't have a job, and only a Millenia to your name...

I seriously doubt Nissan has any plans to make a RWD sedan for it's pedestrian brand. They do have RWD sedan's in other markets, but here they are Infiniti's.

I remember why I signed up... At university, I wrote the Automotive column and one week I was so busy that I needed to steal info from some place and make it look like my own. Cheers and Gears looked like an unassuming place to plagiarize from, and the rest is history. I think it was something to do with the upcoming Camaro Concept, and this would've been November '05...

I was thinking of that too. Get an awesome shot with some good lighting, and you may make the calender!

Nice!

Way to insult a bunch of potential and current readers C&D...

Me likee! Diesel Power always kicks ass too!

I looked at them again, and I can see why Toyota is cutting production...

What's happened to Ninety Eight? I remember him posting on this site for a while, and I always enjoyed the YouTube vids he posted.

I'd still prefer a Mazda3 over this, but at least it comes in a Sedan form. I'm a little upset the Mazda3 Speed is only in wagon form.