Cory Wolfe

Interesting. Financial aid is going to determine alot for me. The only school I know of is in Philadelphia, so that is likely it. It's just as far away from me as Detroit is.

After having a weekend of spirited driving... I keep thinking, this car wouldn't be so bad if you hunkered it down with a much stiffer suspension, strut and track bars, bigger brakes with discs out back, more low end power, and never put such a poor transmission in it in the first place. The auto kills anything good about this car. Naysayers be damned; It's a complete slouch in every possible way. Reg and others can appreciate so much more with the manual transmission.

Before I lost my job... About 15 minutes maximum for an 8 mile drive, one way.

I'm curious if you guys know anything about this college. College for Creative Studies in Detroit, Mi.. I noticed some fairly big names are in the alumni, such as the designer for the Ford GT and Chrysler 300. I've been looking into schooling lately and this campus appears to be good bet for the Automotive Design field and its not overly far away. Tuition and housing would run about $35-$40k a year, which would hopefully be covered by Financial Aid.

AOL Radio.

My pre-tune-up Golf managed 26 mpg on the highway.

I've found that 50-60 is the sweet spot for gas mileage in these cars. Atleast with the auto.

I hate the front, but like the rear.

Ketchup or nacho cheese. Nothing else.

Lady Gaga - "Paparazzi"

Truth be told, I haven't gotten any sleep since Monday night. Last night I was out and about taking pictures from 1 to 3 am. Thus, you have I-80:

Oddly enough. I was just thinking of that exact situation a few miles down the road as I passed another person mowing their lawn. Lo and behold, it happened.

Unfortunately, we didn't realize how bad of a hit it took until we arrived home. I was expecting maybe a little ding. Insurance will cover it, but had I known, I definitely would have stopped.

With a rock. As I was driving along, I passed by some guy mowing his lawn down by the road. Next thing I know... *thunk* ...and my Mom ducks in shock.

I haven't driven a manual equipped Cobalt, but stiffer = better. That statement can be used for many, many things and is always true. Good luck with the new Cobalt, Reg. Be glad you didn't get the slushbox.

Last time it was inspected, it had about 13k on it. I would hope they weren't worn for GM's sake.

Pictures pretty much say it all. The insides were sh!t, especially the driver side where the pad is pretty much nonexistent. Outside of each rotor was fine... with even the pads still having decent life left in them. I find it odd how there can be such a vast difference between each side of the rotor.

And confirmed. Today was my last day.

I'm getting hit from all angles.

Aaaaaaand I just got word that I most likely don't have a job anymore as of Saturday.