Intrepidation

Pizza, Cheeseburger (with bacon), Onion rings, McDonalds fries (when they don't suck), soda, ice cream, cake...

I don't see what the big deal is about the shifter placement. It's unique at least, and as long as it's not blocked by the steering wheel I have no problems with it.

A good read indeed. Here's to hoping we get to see something new from Saab that's more than just a concept.

Hi res = goodness. I wish my camera had more megapixels. oh well someday. That's a mighty fine interior shot you snagged...makes it look better that it does in person (to me), but what is with the yellow on the spokes?

The strangers in Detroit benefit our economy.

Don't forget, she has a gravitational pull.

Autotrader is where I found my car

What the hell is wrong with you man?! Pie is awesome! Ok here's a new topic. You can't find cake. And by that I mean you cannot find a perfectly good cake, ready to eat, on the sidewalk. Also keep in mind that according to a very...uh...something source, cake can be divided into 2 main categories: "Natural Cake and Manufactured Cake".

My comp and my girlfriend's comp (my old one) have blue LED fans, my keyboard glows blue, and I have some blue lights here and there...oh and my car is blue too Blue and black (And silver) rock.

It works and everything, it's just sometimes the light will not come on for that gauge...I dunno why, but it's not a big deal I guess. I've tried the ports it uses but nothing. I loved the original TA, and (I think it's called) Supreme Commander looks awesome. TA: Spring is a free, 3D version of TA, with cool maps and mods (many of which are mods from the original). I love the game...I just got done with a match actually.

Oh, if it's gonna be outside, make sure all the fluids are topped off, especially antifreeze. If it gets cold and the cars is low and has been sitting there it could lead to some cracking issues.

I prefer blue myself. Looks cool though.

Something needs to be done about these issues for sure, but I doubt the Bush administration will do anything..unless it involves oil or blowing something up.

I wish I had the money to go

How do you edit the poll itself?

Sometimes my Temp gauge light doesn't work...but sometimes it does. I have no idea why...but I can see with the other gauges lit, so it doesn't bother me. Also, I can't host a game on TA Spring cuz my Router's firewall is a dick.

Sourced from leftlanenews DaimlerChrysler today revealed the 2008 Dodge Magnum, including both R/T and SRT8 versions. The new wagon has a revised front fascia, new headlamps, some chrome highlights, and a new hood scoop on the SRT model. The R/T model has the sane 5.7-liter Hemi V-8 engine as its predecessor, with 340 horsepower. Under the new SRT8 is the 6.1-liter HEMI V-8, delivering 425 horsepower and 420 lb.-ft. of torque, contributing to a 0–60 mph time of less than five seconds, and 0–100–0 mph in under 17 seconds.

K-car for the win!

So my girlfriend and I have discussed a few times which is better better to do when slowing down/coasting and/or coming to a stop? Her aunt (who taught her) said it was better to downshift, although she usually put it in neutral. She taught me that way, so it's how I do it. A friend of mine puts it in neutral. So...which do you do? and which is better or worse or the car?

You shouldn't push it when you first get it running after an extended period of no use. At least, that's my thinking.

As all cars are when they are launched. Regardless of sales expectations, they should be and will be compared with the segment leaders.

Yes. Battery drains and tires can get a flat spot...but in my experiences, flat spots occur after a couple years or more. The battery may go sooner though, since it never gets recharged by the alternator.

Speaking of the `06 Monte Carlo, I sat in one at the auto show I went to. I have to say the interior materials are nicer than that of the Impala...but I still hate everything from the nose back on the exterior.

That was an ugly sketch anyway.

So by your definition the M3 coupe is a toy compared to the 3-series sedan? I don't think so.