Intrepidation

Heavy winds and lots of rain is the story here.

Dodge handled the RWD VS gas consumption issue well I thin...presenting... I love how they throw the middle finger at liberal weenies and tree huggers.

It's kilometers per hour?

It's kilometers?

Right... I forgot about i being a Daewoo As for the interior...the texturing looks worse than what DCX has in it's cars...the colors are nice and the center stack is alright but it looks cheap, and the steering wheel doesn't help.

It has an easy to find "snooze bar"...it's called "looking at the car".

It looks too Korean and frumpy/saggy to me...or it looks like a cheap Chinese knockoff...which it basically is. But to each his own.

Also, the front end is very ugly.

Kinda reminds me of that sketch I did a while back (you know the one where I forgot the "C"). It looks hit! How many Buicks in recent history besides the last Riviera can you say that about?

Dude you change your mind about cars more than some people change their socks! As other have noted, and as I've said before...it;s strongly suggested that you get a nice daily driver before a project car. Project cars are great, but they cost a lot of money...if you're buying on a budget as it is, then you already know you don't have the kind of money to sink into it. I've suggested before...a 2nd gen LH car makes for a great first car. You can get them for pretty cheap (especially the Intrepids), and they're often in great shape. People get scared of the 2.7L but if you take care of it it'll be fine. I paid $2,100 (American) for my car...almost perfect body, spotless interior, great drivetrain, 6 speaker sound system with CD player (and cassette, w00t!), power everything, and so on. The only thing that was wrong with it is the trunk light...big deal. Or find something else. There's plenty of good used cars that will make daily drivers and can be had for great prices. Once you have a daily driver that you don't need to worry about, then get a project car...you can take your time with it and not have to worry about needing a car while it's all in pieces.

Funny how the same company that sells the excellent Park Avenue also sell this cheap thing. It looks like the cheap Suzuki it is, and the interior looks cheaper than a Cobalt. Nissan called and wants last gen Altima's rear end back.

I'd go for Obama...there's no way I'd vote for Hilary and screw the Republicans.

That Cruise control is very strange, but it's from the E-Class so that is why. The LH models had far better cruise controls (steering wheel mounted). The seat adjusters...I can't remember if it was the Avenger or the 300C I was in but one of the two felt less substantial than those found in the LH cars. Uh, it's been the base engine since they debuted...so I dunno how you could be surprised The 2.7L I have is very smooth and quiet most of the time bu sounds good under throttle too...the transmission also shifts perfectly..so I can't explain why they are different in the car you drove...aren't they the same transmission? As far as handling and stuff...it'll probably be a more willing partner as a Touring or C model.

Remember these when teh new Ram debuted? I always thought they were really cool, especially with the use of 3D and teh choice of music. Does anyone happen to know what the name of that song is?

Sometimes I just feel like a burger from their, and the Snack wraps, when fresh are pretty awesome...so f@#k you BV Is it goo for me? Hell No...but I don't go to McDonald's to eat healthy...only stupid people would attempt that.

She's not in the best of shape...pretty cool nonetheless. The coolest wagon is still the Magnum though

wow...

Gray Silverado crew cab Black Silverado extended cab Gray Chrysler Sebring A first-gen Grand Cherokee on teh side of the road with the driver's front wheel gone A Jeep Liberty that was covered in dirt and mud and on the back window said "clean me" More Alimtas

Not as much work as the amount of work that needs to be done with the Camry. If it was a Pontiac we could at least say "well, it's not ugly!"

It's back up, enjoy! http://youtube.com/watch?v=aQH5r0hhiqA

Considering the major gains Hyundai has made over the years, and how much their quality and designs have improved...they have nothing to be scared of.

I kind of liked the concept's tail lights better...oh well here's always aftermarket. It's gonna be one hell of a car.

Hey that looks pretty damn good.

Was that sarcasm? (Serious question...I don't find it attractive in the least, although the interior is very, very nice).