Cory Wolfe

Clutch > No clutch... Just because you're able to do it, doesn't mean its good for the transmission.

...I'm lost too. What do you mean?

Don't be a duesch... That thread is over a year old and wasn't the first on the topic anyways. All you need to know about Brookville and the area around my house: Brookville Thread My House Thread Wiki on Brookville Brookville Life Brookville Borough Historic Brookville

If it looks anything like that... I'll be impressed.

*sighs* 28.8? *thinks about his regular 26.4 connection and sighs again* You mean... It's a problem? Huh... that's news to me.

I've have two Elises on GT4.. does that count?

Adios, mi persona loca. También, dígalo a Opel que quiero un Astra púrpura.

I would take a stab... but seeing as how I have no chance what-so-ever and don't really meet the preferables, I won't. I do know that if I had $30k I wouldn't buy one new vehicle when I could buy a few used ones that would satisfy me much more than any one new car could.

Myself.. of all current 2007 compacts (new ones noted by ~); luxury, performance, and mainstream... (nothing over $30k) Mini Miata Mazda3 Solstice ~2008 Astra A3 Rabbit Impreza Civic ~2008 Lancer Sentra HHR Vibe Cobalt tC New Beetle Tiburon ~2008 Impreza ~2008 xB SX4 Elantra PT Cruiser Caliber xB Aerio ~2008 Focus Spectra Focus Corolla Ion And for fun... Subcompacts: ~2008 Mazda2 Fit Versa Accent Yaris Rio Aveo

I have standards. They prevent me from owning vehicles that don't excite me in some way.

It's quite bad... but I actually like the first gen Tiburons (before they went light crazy with a refresh).

....Or Pennsylvania. As for the pics.... Nice, Chris. It's hard to tell, but but the one driver is sort of cute.

Yes, I don't know what I would do without body-side moldings. Oh wait... My car doesn't have them. But it's 12 years old, has been though 172k miles, and spent the first half of its life as a city car... It has all sorts of dents, dings, and scrapes. Huh? Oh... No... It doesn't. Whoops. But, I wish mine had them anyways. They really add an upscale look to cars... sort of like ribbed cladding and spoilers. Wait, that's not classy... and 90% of the time, vehicles look much better without it. Huh... For those that don't like body side molding, it's a bitch to get off. If you want body side moldings, put it on yourself. Buy some rubber, buy some adhesive, and have fun. I even made a chop.

Mother's don't always know best. I started taking vitamins on my own earlier this year... A bit too late, to say the least. I'm 5'6". Edit: Oh... right... this thread is about the Grand Prix. Oops. It's ugly, for one. Style wise, the only part I really liked about it was the shaping of its ass. The rest was about as appealing as an actual ass. The interior was alright besides it being overstyled and cheap (other than the dash and door panel plastics, as others have noted). I always like the front seats, but I'm small and love firm, bolstered seats. They could be more comfortable, but their alright. The backseat, on the other hand, sucks. Completely uncomfortable and a bit on the small side. The powertrain... I always liked the Gen III SC 3800. I'd rather have it than the 5.3L V8 in the GXP... Anyways, I look forward to the G8 as I've said many, many times.

Fun.

Used car dealer hopping is still fun. Remember that '72 Impala from a while ago? Some Cadillacs... A sexy, red S2000. Anyone have $20k to donate? If I were to ever need a cheap SUV... I'd buy one of these. The latter is funny little thing. It's so gay. Yay. How about a Brat? Seeing this thing made my day. Oh how I laughed...

No one writes about the second most rented brand... and it's mentioned right in the above article anyways. "Among other brands, Pontiac was the top fleet-sales brand in August and September. For a brand-by-brand list of fleet sales, see www.autonews.com/fleet."

I like the white two tone leather dash... It's a nice surprise.

XP has been flawless, so I see no reason to switch to Vista, especially when the majority of people I've heard from says it sucks. Reason enough for me.

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Heh... I should stick the stand up Buick emblem I have onto the Millenia just for the hell of it.

I looked at a Solstice... and a teal Riviera.

Even the J-bod afficianado sympathizes with me... Come on Ocn... Get with the program. Anyways, it apparently had no problem starting up this morning, as the Sunfire wasn't here. If it happens again, I'll have pass the info 76CT posted on to my Dad.

Oh, that's just silly. The chances of something happening from that are so slim, especially on website like this where this section is member's only, it's moot.

Say again? We do have the Sunfire with the 2.4 Twin Cam. What did you think we had? As for BP gas... It's the best gas I've personally used in the Millenia. I have no idea. My dad replaced the catalytic converter the other night, but this morning, my mom had to take my Millenia once again because the Sunfire wouldn't start. It seemed to be running better right after he replaced it, though, and was so much quieter than it used to be. Today, I tried starting it myself while they were at work... but nothing. When my dad came home, it was the same thing. Cranked it so much, that he ran the battery dead. After further tinkering on it and charging the battery he tried to start it again. For the first few minutes, there was nothing, but it slowly started. Once started, it again seemed to be running better. Who knows.