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  1. frogger
    Would be happy with an Outback on the new platform with the Ascent motor on my driveway.
  2. frogger
    There is the regular Taycan sedan that is not cladded or lifted and has a traditional trunk.
  3. frogger
    That is the Taycan Cross Tourismo hatch/CUV, not the sedan.
  4. frogger
    Cherokee is reasonable after the $6000 mfg discount on Limited and higher trim levels up here right now.
  5. frogger
    I'm not too surprised that it says New England, Minnesota, and North Dakota for me.
  6. frogger
    That is quite a beauty. We have a small house, only looking at 6 feet, hoping to keep it to half that price. Other option we are considering is vintage MCM teak or walnut.
  7. frogger
    Damn the only guy here who loses it occasionally is from Connecticut.. We are convinced he will be the first employee here to pass on the job, likely from a stroke. Has been saying "I've had enough of this place, I'm going to quit. Bangs the desk, F&*^Q@#$( this etc etc" for 10 years around once a week. He only gets away with it because he puts up decent sales numbers. He is our canary in the coal mine for citrix and office 365 that is for sure.
  8. frogger
    I think the CH-R is subcompact, anyways I guess it won't fly because the RAV4 is actually 2 inches shorter in length than the Corolla sedan.
  9. frogger
    10 PRINT "LIVE EDGE"; 20 GOTO 10 RUN
  10. frogger
    Live edge tables.. too trendy? We are shopping for a dining table and the wife likes them. I like the walnut ones but I don't know if I will tire of the look in 5 years.
  11. frogger
    Make a Wagon-ish version, lift the ride height an inch, profit. I guess the next Prius-V might be something like that.
  12. frogger
    Heavy key chains break Chevy Cobalts. It is such a wonderful car aside from that though, after decades of wonderful examples of GM FWD cars that would make anyone a fan.
  13. frogger
    I'm not mad I just thought the gif was good. I don't have any sentimentality about plants or any of the models or manufacturers in general. Still lots of manufacturers and vehicles to choose from.
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  15. frogger
    I didn't realize Rivian's designer was formerly FCA/designed the Grand Cherokee.
  16. frogger
    MDX and RDX will continue to do well here but hard to see them growing volume much in other segments that are probably shrinking in sales but growing in competitors (Genesis, Alfa, Jag etc sedans). I don't know why they haven't thrown the towel in on the RL/RLX yet.
  17. frogger
    A sedan? My back hurts just looking at it
  18. frogger
    Nicer looking than the Trax and Equinox but not sure it would have the same success as the Suzuki's of 25 years ago with the segment so crowded now.
  19. frogger
    My wife had a weed stock ETF for about 4 months this year, it went up 20% in that time but has gone down since legalization went national and suppliers had trouble fulfilling. So many greenhouses have converted or are in the midst of being converted..
  20. frogger
    Haha Canada has legalized weed but my vape has been in the basement somewhere for about a decade. As bland as the Cruze is, it is still more palatable to me than a Trax.
  21. frogger
    Good thing the Trax is such a looker.
  22. frogger
    LOL Wow that really is more pathetic than the 1500.
  23. frogger
    Still no CVT
  24. frogger
    Needs the 3.3L from the Sorento
  25. frogger
    I think the Nissan Rogue and Kia Sorento have the tiny third row, I wonder if it will keep it once the Telluride arrives.
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