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A Horse With No Name

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  1. They really don't build a singe car that I like the styling of, so, to answer the question in the o.p., What do you think of Chrysler Styling? Not much, actually. Chris
  2. ...a kia won best Minivan? You gotta be kidding.
  3. Alas people are afraid of thinking...being P.C. means that you don't have to think. Chris
  4. ....man that would be awesome! Chris
  5. Not to mention the prototype cars and the defective cars that are crushed. Chris
  6. With a Mini we know that he isn't compensating for anything with the size of his automobile... Chris
  7. The Mini Cooper S is near the top of my automotive lust chart at the moment. That being said, it is probably the least reliable car in the test. That should be noted. Also, G.M. gives great support to the Ecotech. The Cobalt can be hopped up pretty easily, something that shoudl weigh in its favor that usually does not. Chris
  8. I feel your pain brother. Here in Ohio our economy is in the $h!ter because of this kind of thinking. Chris
  9. It makes me want to work that much harder to elect good people in 2008. Chris
  10. Actually my Chryser Concorde got about 26-28 in mostly highway driving. Chris
  11. Again, I think that the economy will come into play. I would be very interested at seeing how the Fit does. I would guess that it would take off in sales when the weather breaks. Chris
  12. Again, a huge part of the problem is the economy. It is still much weaker than people give it dredit for. Chris
  13. The wrangler 4 dr is an amazing product. Not an SUV fan but I wouldn't mind owning one. Chris
  14. The big issue will be how stout the new powertrains are. The older Brazilian powertrains were not the best. The Mini needs to stay a simple lower priced car IMHO. AWD on it is just Arch Idiot Stupid. But a Clubman would be kinda cool. Chris
  15. You are right about the rear of the Edge, but the front is hideous. Also, I don't like the Murano Interior either. Of the two the Murano is the much easier fix. Chris
  16. Let's not give credit where credit is not due. I am not trying to be mean but exactly how is the edge better than the Highlander in any real way? BTW, I am trying to ask a serious question...I just don't see it at all. Chris
  17. None of the four SUV's mentioned will ever have a home in my garage. I do think Im port Bias exists but I am very unimpressed with the edge. The styling is horrible and the wieght thing IS a serious issue. BTW, I have read reviews that have blasted the GTI for being heavy. Chris
  18. ...and yes it is good to see daewoo do well. My mother drives a Chevy Aveo and I think it is made by Daewoo. Not a bad car for the $. Chris
  19. ...or built better than a 1960's fiat. Chris
  20. Seriously, I do like the Generals interiors better. Much better. Chris
  21. I own a current gen XB and a GMC Safari van. They look like Momma Shamu and her baby in the driveway. Actually the scion XB is a decent city car, I would consider buying another. However, I am working on the Mrs. and think I have her convinced that we need a Cobalt SS/SC as a replacement for the Safari. Chris
  22. The TC is still much heavier and does not handle as well as the prev. Celica. For a sports car, better options exist. I would buy a 2000-2005 Celica before I would buy a TC. Chris
  23. Probably people remember the olds diesels of the late 70's-early 80's. Seriously, a diesel Cobalt would be a kick ass car. Chris
  24. Exactly. BTW I really like the interior but I doubt I would want it in a car I would buy. I actually like the simple functionality of the Cobalt SS Supercharged interior better. Seriously. Chris
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