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Johan de N seemed pretty ambitious...may have said something like that...doesn't matter, not going to happen...
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Compact premium is a crowded space...also have the A3 and A4, IS/RC, Q-somethings from Infiniti, XE, Guilia, CLA....
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Yes, and the tunnel is smaller. Transverse engine FWD cars usually have a bigger interior space relative to the wheelbase because the firewall is closer to the front axle. Often results in awkward styling, since w/ RWD the firewall-to-front axle distance is longer..
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Point taken. Probably made claims like that on internal sales goal documents, but not publicly.
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Well, the 3 series is the obvious target of a car like the ATS, since the 3 series is the market leader.
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Not talking about that, talking about legroom--fore-aft distance. And FWD cars usually do have a tunnel, for the exhaust system or driveshaft (on FWD/AWD models).
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I assume the RWD proportions are part of that issue. The XTS is FWD with a 3 inch shorter wheelbase than the CTS, but has more legroom due to the proportions? In a FWD sedan, it seems the interior gets a bigger % of the wheelbase than with RWD. How does the CTS rear seat space compare to it's competitors like the 5-series, E-class, etc? I've noticed that difference in older Cadillacs--the DTS had a wheelbase within an inch of the RWD STS, but felt roomier in the backseat, IMO.
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Yeah, after finishing the move in June 2017, the garage was full of boxes. Took until October last year to clear a spot for the Jeep. After 9 years in the desert w/ carports and parking in the driveway, having a garage again was a novel thing for me..;)
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GM News: Spying: 2020 Buick Encore and Chevrolet Trax
Robert Hall replied to William Maley's topic in General Motors
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Hard to tell alot from the disguised prototypes, but the greenhouses don't seem to have changed much from the ATS and CTS.
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I should have done this a year ago but was too burnt out from the move then....shuffled a bunch o' crap to the shed, threw out a bunch of crap, and had Junk King remove some old lockers and cabinets along the side wall of the garage that I didn't use. I still need to repaint the inside of the garage, but now I can get both cars in...very tight nonetheless... I wonder what they had in here 50 years ago.
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Review: 2018 Mazda CX-9 vs. Volkswagen Atlas
Robert Hall replied to William Maley's topic in Reviews
I like the looks of the Edge...interested in seeing how the next Explorer, the Bronco and Aviator turn out...- 40 replies
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Review: 2018 Mazda CX-9 vs. Volkswagen Atlas
Robert Hall replied to William Maley's topic in Reviews
My use case is such that I rarely ever use the 2nd row for people...dogs going to the groomers or vet is about the most use it gets.- 40 replies
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Review: 2018 Mazda CX-9 vs. Volkswagen Atlas
Robert Hall replied to William Maley's topic in Reviews
I don't need a 3rd row, so for the price, styling, features and broad range of trim levels, for a midsize, I'll stick with (surprise) Jeep Grand Cherokee.- 40 replies
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Saw a black late model Chevy Caprice PPV in traffic... I think it was a civilian, not sure..didn't have excess antennas or hidden lights that I could see, and ordinary plates. Interesting how much these look like the '05-13-ish Impalas from behind...
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Review: 2018 Mazda CX-9 vs. Volkswagen Atlas
Robert Hall replied to William Maley's topic in Reviews
Most Rainiers now are rusty old used SUVs, nothing 'macho' about that...- 40 replies
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Review: 2018 Mazda CX-9 vs. Volkswagen Atlas
Robert Hall replied to William Maley's topic in Reviews
Apples and oranges; can't really compare old SUVs from the last decade with their cheesy plastic interiors to new CUVs.- 40 replies
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Review: 2018 Mazda CX-9 vs. Volkswagen Atlas
Robert Hall replied to William Maley's topic in Reviews
I like the looks of the CX-9 inside and out...I could see myself in one.- 40 replies
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GM News: Spying: 2020 Buick Encore and Chevrolet Trax
Robert Hall replied to William Maley's topic in General Motors
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A neighbor down the street had their garage door open, while driving by I spied a dusty '87 Buick Grand National on jack stands inside...
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Computer and hardware purchase question - help
Robert Hall replied to trinacriabob's topic in Electronics and Technology
I've had bad results w/ Epson printers, but those have been cheap ones. My most recent one wouldn't recognize it had paper in it after replacing the ink cartridges the first time. I rarely ever print anything, but have a 10 yr old Lexmark 3n1 that still works great. Heavy, a bit slow, it still keeps going. -
GMC News: Spying: Are You A Small GMC Crossover?
Robert Hall replied to William Maley's topic in GMC Trucks
Side window treatment looks like a rising belt line similar to the Encore, but with a quarter window or different C-pillar trim? Maybe it will have the opera window w/ floaty roof style trim like the Terrain.. -
Yeah, the STS replaced the FWD Seville (which had an STS trim), RWD version made from '05-11. 10 years ago, it was CTS, STS and DTS, like how now it's ATS, CTS, and XTS... (with CT6 in a parallel track to XTS). (Cadillac is currently in flux between two generations of sedan naming schemes...the letter-TS names being replaced by the CT-digit names)...
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Velcro or double-sided tape, then?
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The glue that holds it on doesn't hold up to heavy rain?