Intrepidation

That is sexy, but I would ditch the chrome wheels...I'd prefer polished or silver...and I'm not sure I like the quad exhausts next to each other. Maybe duals would be more my thing.

+1

I was going to make a response, but I saw you called yourself a hypocrite, so I don't need to.

Well the exhaust leak is better, but still there, and so is a hissing sound when you rev the engine. However it's to the point where it's not that noticeable with the windows up. I think it might be from one of the EGR tubes. The clanging sound might be the a/c compressor. I need to figure out if that's teh case or not. If so, I'll probably take the belt off for the time being until I have the money to get a re-manufactured one. those suckers are pricey.

I drove a Colorado once...the seats are what ruined it for me. Awful, terrible seats.

I don't know if you guys have seen this episode yet, but the feature is their journey from Las Vegas to the Bonneville Salt Flats in a Corvette ZR1, Cadillac CTS-V, and Dodge Challenger SRT-8. I think its one of the their very best episodes. Our success though was not the biggest surprise on this trip. We came here wondering if America had finally made a car that might actually work in the civilized world. The answer is no, they haven't. As you can see from our smiles, they've made three.

Keep us posted!

I get McDonalds every now and then. usually when I do it's a double cheeseburger or 2. I've had the angus mushroom and swiss once and thought it was good. As for their fries, if they get them right (which is rare) they are terrific...but liek I said, it's rare that you get them fresh and with the right amount of salt. Usually it's either no salt or salt overkill. Overall I prefer Wendy's if I'm going to do fast food. Arby's is good but there's only one within like 20 miles. I usually just make my own burger. Chili's does have some kickass burgers though, so does Fuddruckers. The best burgers though, are from a place in Miami, OK called Waylan's Hamburgers the Ku-Ku That Ford is one of their mascots.

Yeah but the G6 has been a problem child too, I know at least a couple members on this very site had issues with them. I haven't really heard about any issues with the Malibu.

*shudders*

By the way, next year the Challenger SE gets a 5-speed to replace the 4-speed.

When I think of RWD proportions, I think of this: Short front overhang and long rear overhang.

Yeah, I it's why I never cared for those cars...they have worse proportions than several FWD cars. I for like the 3rd gen Camaro, but just the same, that huge front overhang still bugs me.

I actually liked the 3rd gen Camaro (not so much the Firebird), it's the 4th gen I don't like.

Those do look much nicer Ted, which reminds me, I need to get a hold of some GMC Acadia knobs.

Well not quite, the rags to mention that the Challenger's ride and cruiser style is a weakness and a strength depending on what your style is.

The Challenger has the benefit of having usable backseats too.

Our search engine is $h!, but I've come to notice most forum search engines are.

Challenger V6? I know you appreciated the styling, especially out back as I recall, with the lack of a deep cutout for the trunk like so many cars have these days.

There's also the Journey, Vue, and Caravan is she's not concerned about what's fashionable, thought the Caravan might be too big (it is however, very practical).

Yes but he's not a poser and the Terrain is pseudo "Industrial Strength".

Have you ever posted photos of your Aurora?