Intrepidation

I gotta agree with you. It's more fun too The only advantage about automatic is that in traffic jams...it's much less of a pain in the ass. Day after day after day after day....

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I have to admit, those are some good angles. The Sebring's best angles are from the front 3/4th where the awkward shape of the greenhouse is not so apparent. I saw one of them today. Honestly, if the greenhouse sloped more smoothly into the decklid, it would look a lot better. It doesn't look integrated at all.

Dude, have your eyes looked at...also...this is like a million times better looking than the Sebring...and this is coming from a Mopar enthusiast!

This is one thing I have noticed from a lot of hispanic people, at least those who live in my area. They far outway the rest of the city's population...and they are very messy, sloppy, disrespectful, horrible drivers, and many don't know English. The areas of the city where they are most concentrated are full of trash andd garbage and graffiti. It's disgusting. Here's the real kicker. My best friend is hispanic, but you wouldn't know it by the way he acts. He talks perfect English, doesn't know a word of spanish, rejects his "customs" and finds most hispanic people to be what I just described. Irony at it's best eh?

The best license plate I ever saw was on a C6 Corvette. It said "Sweet"

Why doesn't VW and other companies for that matter take that approach? Sell previous gen vehicles at cheaper prices to attract buyers.

I know I know the stories but...175k on the Intrepid...210k on the Shadow.

Wow...I never thought I'd say this about a Malibu but...what a beauty! Those wheels are awesome too. Home run for sure, as long as the interior and the details are on par with the exterior.

Yup, I loved the 97-04 Dakotas...this one I've never been crazy for.

Tha's what I was thinking...just update the platform to make it more space efficient....the interior really is very nice.

Maybe X-Trail...but whatever it is I think it looks cool!

The LHS and 300M had the nicest interiors of the LH cars I think, but the Intrepid's exterior is my favorite...and the interior is still very nice. I just prefer the smaller gauge cowl (I think that's what it's called) of the 300M.

Yes I would like a new sig with it That BK is in Methuen. It was a car dealership years ago.

Cars that enter our family tend to stay there..so the only ones that ever leave are ones that get sent to the junkyard This was an unfortunate case with our `91 spirit that had our 186 Aries engine in it. Good car. Was in great shape inside and no rust outside, just some peeling paint. Would start right up, but needed a fuel pump and was never replaced. Eventually it was junked...which I think of the cars we had at the time was the last one that should have been. Oh well.

It's a bit of a risky move relying on the minivans without having any crossovers besides the Pacifica. Personally, I love the Outlook. It's the closest thing to a minivan as far as utility with better looks, nicer interior and more power. Still, if Chrysler can do a damn good job with the next minivans, then they may be able to gain some of the market share GM and Ford leave behind (especially Ford, cuz the edge is too small and no one buys the Freestyle). Bold Moves...just not from Ford...hah.

Sneaky bastards...still trying to make the big pig look fuel efficient.

So is there an extension on this? I hope so so, so i can still enter. Almost done...

The Ram has one, as does the F-150 and even the new Tundra. I found it very annoying to get in and out of the GMT-900's without the grab handle. I asked a Chevy rep and she didn't know why and thought it seemed silly not to have it. Sure you've got the steering wheel, but you don't get as much leverage from grabbing it.

Hmm, looks like fun, but I have to get my sit done for Web Design III... Well instead of doing my project I just spent the last hour chopping...I'll post it when it's finished.

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It's a difficult section to chop though, especially given the limited visible space between the mirror and the C-pillar. I could be wrong, and whoever did it had uber skill...but I think there would be some sloppiness to it. It's a rather radical change to do, yet it's on a small area...so I don't see a chopper bothering with it.

Wait..what? I won? Sweet! I wasn't expecting to Thanks for voting for me! So this GM prize...do I get it with my other GM prize from the People Mover sketch competition? :AH-HA_wink:

Nice chop, and while It looks similar, I don't think it's the actual Malibu. Why? One big reason. If you look at the Omega chop, the beltline is relatively straight. On the other hand, the spyshot of the Malibu shows a gently arching beltline.