matt41

fairytales

hot

I mean, I don't think it's that ugly, I actually think it's cool, but some tasteless people (no offense whatsoever) migh think so. But yeah, +2.

http://www.netcarshow.com/pontiac/1989-sti...allpaper_01.htm

Actually it would make sense for G to mean generation.

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Thanks anyway, guys. I just was wondering. I need a nice name for my medium-sized Pontiac roadster I was drawing. Any suggestions would be appericiated.

In Pontiac, what does it stand for?

SHOES

Bivas

Mr. Krabs

THE RUNNER-UP WAS AS UGLY AS A MOTHA' TRYIN TO PROTEST VIOLENT TV SHOWS x 1,000,000!!!! http://news.superiorpics.com/2006/12/15/MI...ESTIGATION.html

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Mitsubishi Outlander+Dodge Caliber+Jeep Compass

Three words: Power Wagon concept

I see I'm not the only one who's ecstatic and excited. Well, maybe I can't photoshop, and drawing isn't my best ability, but at least I can stay on top of the news........

My ideas (in order from most likely to least likely): 1. Nissan Bevel 2. Scion xB 3. Hond aElement 4. Ford Fairlane

Looks HOT! http://www.leftlanenews.com/2006/12/18/chr...assau-concepts/

It would make some sense.

Looks pretty nice from the spy shots, but it seems though that it is similar in form to a Caliber (the height and length.) Codenamed 'JC49'. 08 intro with 09 model year plans. Based on floor plan of Sebring/Avenger. THIS IS from WINDING ROAD: http://news.windingroad.com/trends/spied-n...over/#more-3604 Dodge engineers have begun testing prototypes for a new crossover vehicle to do battle with the Ford Edge, Toyota Highlander, and the rest of the burgeoning crossover crowd. This all-new model–known internally as the JC49–is based on the just-released Chrysler Sebring and soon-to-be Dodge Avenger sedans, although this spin-off is clearly larger than its platform-mates. Despite the camouflage, typical Dodge styling cues show through. The cross-hair grille design takes after the Avenger, the headlights appear to have some of the Nitro’s detailing, while the chiseled shoulder line, flared wheel arches and chunky lower body sculpting appear somewhat Caliber-inspired. The tail-lights have Dodge’s typical red lenses with white bands, as on the Charger and Avenger. The prototype also displays a fetching profile, thanks to a nicely raked windshield and a rising beltline which gives this new Dodge a fairly athletic stance. DaimlerChrysler reps have described this model as a “new concept crossover”, somehow designed to separate it from its competitors, but from what we can see here it’s pretty much what you would expect from the mainstream crossover offering. Where this model might cause a stir is in price–if initial reports of a starting price around $20,000 hold true. This looks like a lot of car for twenty-grand. To go for that price, we expect that it will be offered in both four- and six-cylinder forms. This seems to fit the evidence we have seen on the testing circuit, since, in addition to the dual exhausts visible on the prototype in our photos, we spotted another prototype sporting a single exhaust. Dodge’s new midsize CUV will be built in its updated Toluca, Mexico assembly plant, alongside the PT Cruiser. Dodge planners hope for 150,000 annual sales of this model. A production run in the east China province of Fujian is reportedly also planned, for export to other markets outside of North America. The JC49 is expected to reach the market in early 2008. A Chrysler spin-off is possible for 2010, likely serving as the replacement for the Pacifica.

WOW. No doubt it, you will be in the top 3, no question. My Saab 9-10x supercar should be up soon, but I just hop it stands a chance against these great entries so far.

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Interesting design, modelcitizen, but the name ENTOURAGE has been taken. Hyundai minivan, the Entourage?

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Introducing the 2009 SEMA Saturn Vue Tuner: