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Intrepidation

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  1. Maybe th ones in the Lucerne suck? What they should do is feature the LaCrosse, Aura or upcoming Malibu...which all lack a Navigation system. OnStar doesn't cut it.
  2. If they fixed the sides it would be good...but I still prefer the Sky.
  3. The interior actually looks really good.
  4. My car....2000 model year. Not not nearly as bad as any of those vehicles posted. Of course the Charger is much better, but this is at least survivable.
  5. My car....2000 Not not nearly as bad as any of those vehicles posted.
  6. I've seen a lot of Auras lately, they seem to be doing well in my area.
  7. Hell, get a Raider...they're probably more rare than Ferraris. 1007?
  8. Man, the engine isn't even in the bay anymore...it's in the driver's lap! Not a bad looking SUV per say, but my god I'd never wanna be in any $h!box from China (or the above mentioned GM vehicles) This is what it should look like: http://www.metacafe.com/watch/390986/volvo..._very_safe_car/
  9. + - roof = I like teh front, and the back is ok...it's what's in between that I don't like. It should have a wedge profile and not that stupid character line that slopes down.
  10. Charger (nose) + Firepower (butt) equals Demon. I sorta like it...but I hate how the character line slopes down....better than the Scooter...I think...
  11. Must be.
  12. I want those wheels... The car is sexy as hell...there is nothing i don't like about it.
  13. Black Dodge Nitro
  14. At least Toyota is doing something about it, unlike DCX
  15. Better than selling rebadged Daewoos.
  16. A GM fansite and you like their interiors better? Shocking! Anyway there's no excuse for that kind of cheapness from any carmaker...but I still think the Caliber is worse. The Chill Zone door doesn't stay open.
  17. I called my old one Aegis. This one I don't have a name for. A car name would be stupid I think. I'll just call it "pwnage"
  18. That's weird, the one I sat in didn't flex at all.
  19. NEW YORK — General Motors late Friday gave in to mounting pressure from suicide prevention and mental health groups and agreed to revise its "suicidal robot" advertisement that triggered criticism after it aired during last Sunday's Super Bowl broadcast. The automaker has not yet confirmed how it will change the ad, but the ending, where the despondent robot jumps off of a bridge is expected to be revised. In the spot, a quality-obsessed robot makes a mistake and is thrown out of a GM plant. After a series of demeaning jobs, the robot commits suicide, only to wake up and realize it was just a dream. In a letter on its Web site, the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention says the ad "is offensive to the tens of millions of survivors of suicide loss nationwide. The ad, in its carelessness, portrays suicide as a viable option when someone fails or loses their job. This is the wrong message to send to adolescents in general, or to young people and adults alike who may be depressed." The ad is scheduled to run during the upcoming Academy Awards program and is currently playing on the company's Web site. According to the current issue of Business Week, GM hopes the $5.2 million ad will make the robot the star of an ongoing ad campaign. What this means to you: Doesn't anyone have a sense of humor anymore? http://www.edmunds.com/insideline/do/News/articleId=119551
  20. These things happen, plus it's no where near as big as Toyota's recent recall.
  21. The only decent one of those SUVs is the Saab 9-7x and the Trailblazer SS. Mainly because someone at GM actually bothered to tune teh suspension, and in the Saab's case, put a decent interior in it.
  22. What about a Dodge Dakota? Bigger and more copable than the other compacts but smaller and more nimble than the full sizers. Quite a looker too if you go with a used previous gen one.
  23. Those tail lights are cool.
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