Drew Dowdell

Just email them to me directly then

G-sedan down 17.1% ytd.... and still behind CTS in total sales....

What? You're not going to sugar coat things like you did in the Mercedes sales thread?

Oh you sweet talker you, I bet you make excuses like that for all the German brands.

Horsepower per litre debate again? :banghead: Don't even go there.

E-class down 49% for November and down 18% ytd...... interesting... interesting.

Enclave is there to catch people coming down out of their Suburbans and Tahoes who would otherwise be heading to Lexus for a smaller luxury crossover to "save gas"

CTS down 48% for November yet up 8.2% ytd...... interesting... interesting.

3-series down 42% for November and down 19% ytd...... interesting... interesting.

Behold the power of the interwebs...

or it rusted off....

Hyundai pays their workers in bags of rice I can pick up at Costco for $15.

How about this. I think this is it.

still no

How old are you? Really?

Still no.... the rear of the trunk is too square.

Hmmm

Disagree. The c-pillar is too upright. 1965 Impala

Olds 88?

Well then you did something wrong because the prices you pulled are either wrong or purposely selective. +1 on the Lambda-lanche.

In 2000? The Eighty Eight had Aurora badges. It's a trick question because there was no 2000 Eighty Eight and 2000 was the body style switchover for the LeSabre However, in 1999, Eighty Eight could come with a supercharger and LeSabre came with Dramamine..... *dramatic voice* STANDARD!

That's the botox

He is delusional because he'll maintain that if only the CTS-V/Lucerne/Impala/Whatever had DOHC instead of pushrod, they'd finally be able to sell them... yet at the same time, Olds had a nearly entire lineup of DOHC goodness, and still the 3800 is still here and the 3.5 and 4.0 are gone. He is delusional because the prices he quoted are entirely wrong.

Not sure where you're getting your numbers, but yet again, you're wrong: Silverado LTZ is $42k Sierra Denali is $43k - can be optioned up into the low 50s. Base MSRP for the Colorado work truck is $15,085 Base MSRP for the Canyon work truck is $15,085 Top trim for the Colorado starts at $26,940 Top trim for the Canyon starts at $30,005 Tahoe Base MSRP: $34,630 - $50,900 Yukan Base MSRP: $35,345 - $52,630 Suburban 1500 Base MSRP: $38,085 - $52,960 Yukon XL 1500 Base MSRP: $38,915 - $55,435 Suburban 2500 Base MSRP: $39,495 - $47,840 Yukon XL 2500 Base MSRP: $40,335 - $50,025