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Drew Dowdell

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  1. they also don't have docked tails.
  2. Wouldn't this more compete with the Thetas? It looks more their size than Lambda sized.
  3. I think only the coupes. But yes, my Cutty convertible had a transverse mounted, fiberglass leaf spring.
  4. Chinese Manufacturer? Chery maybe?
  5. Apocalypse Now MW:"Men should be like Kleenex; soft, strong and disposable"
  6. I was almost run over by a bentley continental today
  7. "2 effective ways to bath a Cat" is funnier
  8. cuts down on costs..
  9. God I hope not. If it is, I'm heading to Saab and getting a 9-3 or 9-5 Sport Combi.
  10. Bueller?...... Bueller?....... Bueller?......
  11. Camino wins.
  12. it's sedate but handsome... exactly what the Camry is not.
  13. I think it's more likely that the Omega will ride on an extended Epsilon <which this whole exercise could also prove> than on Zeta.
  14. the winky at the end is Ah-Ha's signature, nothing more.
  15. Because not everyone interested in saving fuel is as interested in saving money. I'd buy a loaded Cadillac CTS hybrid if they made one.
  16. Hellooooo Saturn Aurora!
  17. I liked the old RL much better, but it needed more engine. Maybe something like a S/C 3800 would have made it move better.
  18. Same numbers my convertible Cutlass with the DOHC got with less power.
  19. you can't link to items in your email OCN.
  20. I liked it too, but the interior killed it for me.
  21. VW should never have gotten rid of the term Syncro, that and Quattro rule. Versa-Trac isn't bad. It's better than SH-AWD or 4matic.
  22. carfax.com.... seriously, spend the $15
  23. I've owned that for years.
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