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  1. frogger
    Its actually about $3500 CDN difference similarly equipped.
  2. frogger
    A lot depends on how good the new Sebring is, and whether Chrysler manages to keep it practical in a way Pontiac has not. We'll see in a few months.
  3. frogger
    Its tough to see the finer details but my first reaction was is this a Dodge? Until you see the radio.
  4. frogger
    I would guess a relatively high percentage of owners have had this problem vs other common high $ repair issues on cars with less than 72,000 miles out there but it would be tough case for them to win.
  5. frogger

    C6 Z06

    frogger replied to toyoguy's topic in Chevrolet

    OMG the top is just glued on? Wow
  6. frogger

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    frogger replied to Chris_Doane's topic in Heritage Marques

    Is there any doubt its going to be an Daewoo S3X rebadge? Which we've been seing clear pictures of since 2004?
  7. frogger
    96 Sunfire 99 Intrigue
  8. frogger
    LOL if car haters made the Accord and Civic way better than cars like the Cutlass Supreme and Chevy Cavalier for 15 years. Honda had nothing to do with it.
  9. frogger
    I would guess its only based on this year's Pontiac sales and so much of the other Pontiacs can only sell to fleets, the Solstice is bound to have a suprisingly large effect on the average.
  10. frogger
    Loved the old one, I figured the replacement would be a let down.
  11. frogger
    Now we'll have more kids opening back doors of crossover vehicles and dinging cars instead of sliding minivan doors, thats a bummer.
  12. frogger
    I think people need to chill and rub one out.
  13. frogger
    Umm aren't Gen X'ers pretty much in their 30's by now? Born 1965-75.
  14. frogger
    Looking forward to seeing the black on black with the silver trim. Odd that wireless headphones are standard equipment on the XR while sunroof and leather wrapped steering wheel and shift knob are not.
  15. frogger
    Too bad about the front end
  16. frogger
    Oh the 3.5L was good enough to smoke Acuras and BMW's don't you know ;-) The 3.6L is finally making its way into more cars, great news.
  17. frogger
    I'll get excited when I see a production version... I was excited when the G6 concept came out as impractical as it was, and that was a waste of time.
  18. frogger
    I'm not sure Saturn is quite convinced it can go premium, they're putting 17" steelies on the Aura base. Those are going to be a little heavy :-(.
  19. frogger
    One $1000+ head gasket issue on a GM, enough to turn away any repeat business from the owner for decades. That issue plagued GM owners for far too long.
  20. frogger
    Ok the interior panel gaps look tight and all but I'm starting to wonder about the black surrounds for the window controls... http://thehollywoodextra.blogspot.com/2006...a-pictures.html
  21. frogger
    Huge improvement, hopefully something similar is available in trims other than the most expensive. I definitely wouldn't buy it with the wood. And I would forego the most expensive trim level for something RWD.
  22. frogger
    LOL @ it getting the 3.6HF
  23. frogger
    All that chrome is making me think its a buick not a car aimed at people who prefer import style vehicles. Somehow it doesn't work on it like it does the 300. Also, if it has craptastic Goodyear Eagle LS tires, those will be the weakest point in the suspension.
  24. frogger
    Oh it has the G6 panoramic roof thing
  25. frogger
    Name sure brings back memories, learned to drive with a vw rabbit.
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