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Good, unlike the Aura, we've got interior spy pics. I'm lowering my expectations so that I won't get too disappointed. Hell, hopefully I'm in for a surprise.
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Lemme guess... a Saab Cobalt?
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Yeah... in the same way the Sixteen concept is basically an overpriced and over rated Aveo.
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If I'm not mistaken, the Jetta has a larger interior than the A4. So I'd think the same would be true for the A3 and Golf.
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The Element has a lot, lot more usable interior and cargo space than the Matrix, xB, PT, and HHR.
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$3.35/gal for premium today...
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Have you considered the GLI/GTI/A3? All three are fun to drive and have a premium feel; plus, you get 25/31 with DSG, and 23/32 with a manual.
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Exactly. That's why I like the Fusion and Milan... you can get SEL and Premier versions with 2.3L engines and 5-speed manual. I've crossed the Aura off my list because of the mandatory V-6 and automatic.
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No, you see, Buick is beyond precision!
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Toyota is definitely "mainstream", not "premium". It's just that Chevy is "economy". I guess the problem with upgrading the Malibu to Camry levels and Camry pricing is that GM won't have a product for the bargain-oriented to compete against the other second-tier cars. I guess that's what Suzuki is for?
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Not anymore, I think... they were on during the Olympics few months ago.
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Yet ANOTHER advantage of FWD...
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Styling different from the concept.
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The Costco tire center we go to uses nitrogen. Can't really tell any difference.
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Two of our neighbors have bought Avalon Tourings, and if I wanted a big family sedan, that's the one I'd get. A quick check of the Toyota site shows that the Touring model is $29,025 with standard Xenons, fogs, power front seats, leather, side curtain airbags, and reclining rear seats.
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I personally like two-tone dashboards.
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Yay, the "6.3" is back, even though it's a 6.2.....
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The TL doesn't have much torque steer in automatic form. It's the LSD in manual cars that yanks the front-end around under hard acceleration.
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It's so good the 6-series is in trouble, IMO.
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Interesting how both reviews were released the same day.
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LOL... guys, calm down.
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Yeah, it turns out they don't. Interestingly, the Sonata has double-wishbones up front, whereas the Optima only has struts.
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Finally used it today... there's this placeholder between posts that go "You have chosen to ignore *********. View this post · Un-ignore ********* " to lessen any dialogue confusion.