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Chuckled at that, too.

I'm half/half on it. Yes, it's a lot better than the original and a little bit better than the update but it's still not at the level it needs to be.

:rolleyes:

:bowdown: :metal: :wub: :excl:

Kappa Saab: No Kappa Caddy: Bring it on

I knew it was only a matter of time before I saw this posted on here. Didn't think I'd be seeing some of these comments, though.

Part 1 was this week and part 2 is next week.

That's the first episode I've ever seen of the show. That is one scary woman and not just because of her religious-fueled emotional and mental breakdowns.

LMFAO! Another awesome comment from blu.

Good job, NOS, and congrats. I'm going to Drexel University and it offers co-op, too. I go to school for 6 months and then work (aka. gain experience) for the following 6. To have that experience on your resume is amazing. I'm a freshman and I don't have co-op this year but I can't wait for it. Being a business major, I can get a job in any industry and I plan on shopping around during co-op. GM is definately on my list.

BEST IN CLASS - Power - Ride and handling - Quietness - Comfort - Fit and finish - Cargo capacity

I thought the MT SUOTY article made a good statement:

I haven't seen any, yet.

I've seen a good amount of new Eclipses.

The difference between the side test of the A3 and 500 is pretty amazing.

Wouldn't there be small, perhaps even microscopic, tears in the seatbelt instead of marks? I'm really curious as to what types of marks the body leaves on seatbelts in the event of a crash. In the event this is true, I'm profoundly disgusted. The victim should sue this "expert" witness and Honda for putting him up as one. That being said, I doubt any safety device would have saved this girl from being paralyzed. The fact that she is still alive is pretty amazing. I haven't followed the whole controversy surrounding the strength of car roofs but, honestly, I would just be thankful for being alive if I ever survived an accident where the car flipped over, Arnold-like roof strength or not.

Was the TB supposed to receive an official update? It looks different and I'm not just talking about the front end. I'm liking the change, though.

I LOVE the HHR, Spring Edition or not. There's an orange one that parks in the some lot I do at the train station and I'm tempted to steal it. This is what happens when GM thinks straight, the GM I want to see succeed.

The Charger is a great car...styling, performance, value...it's all there.

CHERRY HILL, N.J., Nov. 1, 2005 -- Subaru of America, Inc. today reported October sales totaling 16,774 units, showing an increase of one percent for the month. Total sales are up five percent year-to-date from the previous year. The all-new Subaru B9 Tribeca recorded 2,093 units for the month of October. The Subaru Legacy model line posted a total 7,082 units, with Legacy sedan sales up twenty-one percent year-to-date from the same period last year. Subaru Outback posted 5,284 units for the month, and the Subaru Impreza line recorded 2,923 unit sales with Impreza wagon sales increasing eleven percent for the month. Subaru Forester posted 4,208 units, while Subaru Baja recorded 468 units for October. About Subaru of America, Inc. Subaru of America, Inc. is a wholly owned subsidiary of Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd. of Japan. Headquartered in Cherry Hill, N.J., the company markets and distributes Subaru Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive vehicles, parts and accessories through a network of nearly 600 dealers across the United States. Subaru makes the best-selling All-Wheel Drive car sold in America based on R.L. Polk & Co. new vehicle retail registration statistics calendar year-end 2004. http://www.subaru.com/common/news/article_...EWS_LATEST_NEWS

IRVINE, Calif., November 1, 2005 – Kia Motors America (KMA) remains on pace to set another annual sales record in 2005, despite October unit sales that were below the same month in 2004. Year-to-date sales of 236,993 are up 4.6-percent, while October sales totaled 20,631 versus 22,973 units sold during the same period in 2004. Kia’s next generation products continue to perform well, including the all-new Sportage compact SUV and the Amanti premium sedan, which recently were awarded Kia’s first J.D. Power and Associates APEAL Awards. The all-new Rio and Rio5 subcompacts, which arrived in dealerships in late-August, continue to showcase the evolution of the brand’s characteristics. “We’re on track for Kia’s best sales ever in the U.S. and are thrilled at the strong consumer response new products such as the Sportage and the all-new Rio are receiving,” said Len Hunt, Kia Motors America’s executive vice president and COO. “We look forward to a strong close to 2005 and setting our sights on achieving even more in 2006.” Kia Motors America is the sales, marketing and distribution arm of Kia Motors Corp. in Seoul, South Korea. For sales chart, click here

November 1, 2005 -- CYPRESS, Calif. -- CYPRESS, Calif. (Nov. 1, 2005) - Mitsubishi Motors North America, Inc., (MMNA) today reported October sales of 9,292 units - a 1 percent increase from October 2004 and a 3 percent increase from last month's sales volume. David Schembri, executive vice president of sales and marketing at Mitsubishi Motors North America, said he is pleased with the year-over-year increase. "Our new vehicles, part of a 26-month product offensive, are leading our resurgence in sales," said Schembri. "Eclipse continues to exceed our most optimistic projections, and the all-new Raider pickup truck, introduced in October, is off to a good start." Galant was the volume leader in October with 2,184 units sold and up 14 percent from last month. The Eclipse closed with 2,172 units sold in October - up 206 percent from last year. The Lancer also fared well this month with 1,616 units sold, up 12 percent from last month and 29 percent from October 2004. Mitsubishi Motors North America, Inc., (MMNA) is responsible for all manufacturing, finance, sales, marketing, research and development operations of the Mitsubishi Motors Corporation in the United States. Mitsubishi Motors sells coupes, convertibles, sedans and sport utility vehicles through a network of approximately 570 dealers. For more information, contact the Mitsubishi Motors News Bureau at (888) 560-6672 or visit media.mitsubishicars.com.

Perhaps that's part of the mid-cycle refresh, doing away with the gray plastic?

People used to shell out the extra money for the more powerful engine just to say they have it. I'm guessing that rationale has changed some with the rise of gas prices. When I configure cars online just for the hell of it I'm no longer choosing the most powerful engine.

My mom likes the H2 though she said she'd never own one. She isn't very fond of the H3. She's usually a Toyota gal but she likes the new G6 coupe ("neat looking") and Impala ("classy").