Cory Wolfe

Mmm... Thinking solely on your perspective (not mine since I'd rather have just about anything over those, Kia's included), I'd say the LaCrosse/Allure.

Quoting the great Serj Tankian.

In that they're wedge-shaped sporty coupes with 2 doors and 4 wheels... Sure. Otherwise, no. There is not one similar design cue to be found. Period. So don't roll you're eyes and mock me, as you always do. It's very disrespectful especially when I'm only posting my opinion.

It's hideous. End of story. It's a formless blob that looks like something a child would create using play-do. And will you quit being so cynical? If someone doesn't like a Chrysler product, suddenly you jump on the bias train and mention some GM vehicle. Get a life.

I never liked it.. It's hideous. I always liked the Copperhead. The Sidewinder, too.

If I could afford it, I'd definitely go with the PS3. I'm sorry, but GT5 will own all others and is the only game I care about.

Thanks.

I always liked the LHS, but loved the 300M, especially the special edition that was introduced later in its cycle.

A couple weeks ago. I'm working in the pharmacy of a grocery store.

It's just a regular Cutlass Supreme, not a brougham. The color is dark maple red metallic. And bitch, please. I still love my Milly.

Thanks. I ended up dealing with my feelings by way of some drinking and some smoking. Definitely needed the stress relief. Not the hangover from ending my 2 year streak of sobriety, though.

Haha... I take back all comments about this thread being civil and just "playful jabs". Certain people here are just insane, I've concluded. Anyways, yes, Chrysler needs work. No one in their right mind can deny that. Resorting to bringing up other manufacturers doesn't change the fact.

Ugh, it was the worst day ever. Thursday was a very good day for me, personally, and then comes Friday. It's like... Woah, WTF?! I was in Butler hanging out with a friend and I stayed the night, figuring I would just drive home in the morning. This all starts out with me getting very little sleep. Needless to say, I stayed up a bit later than I would have liked. Once half awake, I was ready to be on my way. Walking outside, I see the Cutlass has a flat tire, right as it starts to rain. Oh joy. So I went about all that. Got the jack out, tried to work the stupid thing (I have never used a more complicated jack than the one that came with the Cutlass, I swear), jack it up, loosen the nuts.... or so I hoped. Two lugs were nearly completely stripped which made a tire iron completely useless in trying to remove the damn things. *reminisces about the obscenities he used upon realizing that* Ugh. So my friend calls AAA. After waiting for a delightful hour, a guy finally comes. He does his magic and goes on his merry may. So now its nearly 2 and I have to be at work by 3. I'm in Butler, an hour and a half away from home. Oh, what a joyful mix of feelings I had. Once on my way home, the rain becomes absolutely horrible. Hydroplaning in a nearly 2-ton RWD car with tiny 195/75R14 tires isn't the all that enjoyable, especially when in a hurry. So much so that my gas lasted as long as paper in turbulent water. I used more that trip than I had nearly all week. Once I do finally get home, I'm as tardy as possible and with a bladder that's about to burst. I change uber fast and waist no time trying to keep gravel from being spun. At 3:20 I finally arrived at work. Not long after, I learn that the assistant manager, Dave, the one who hired me, died in a car accident, ironically enough, close to where I had just came from. Apparently, his car crossed the median and hit an 18-wheeler head on. From what I hear, he was newly engaged, as well. I only met him briefly, but it's utterly impossible to imagine it. So yeah... That just added to the already unpleasant mood of things. So odd a day could only be capped off with having to stay an extra hour. By far, the worst day I've had in a long, long time. Certainly far worse for Dave's family and fiancee, I'm sure.

There's also the Academy of Art college in San Fransisco, which was where I wanted to go. Nowadays, I'm so unsure of what I really want with my life.

^ What Drew said. If the Cutlass was in it, I'd have no choice but to buy one.

You know its a sad day when a squirrel sets your car on fire. If that's not a hint...

Not really. You'd be surprised at how many Chryslers I actually like. And yes, that was a wonderful concept in terms of design.

Ahh... Doesn't matter. I was both too early and too late to join in on the fun. Darn. I completely get your point! 420+ Fieros. Ahh... Haha... I still say Fly is one of the few people in this thread who has any ounce of credibility. I personally had a good laugh reading through this thread. I thought it was a bunch of friendly jabs. Personal attacks? Please... If you want a personal attack, I can show you a rather nice one. I'll give you a hint... It involves an innocent little vehicle you happen to own. :wink: For real.

Haha... Well, I found them funny.

Mmm... Love that purple.

Fly is the most insightful and intelligent person posting in this thread.

Like with the Challenger... This isn't pleasant news.

Apparently, neither does Chrysler itself going by your words.

Chrysler to cut numerous model? You no say! For real.

Intriguing.