Drew Dowdell

Why are Lexus Hybrids good, yet Cadillac hybrids would be bad? People are really clamoring for the RX400h.

Bring it.... Sixty8

Dealer group 1: Chevy Dealer group 2: Saturn Olds <I wish> Dealer group 3: Buick Pontiac GMC Dealer group 4: Cadillac Saab Hummer

We have a suprisingly large gay population here on C&G

I've felt for a while that AMC was about 15 years ahead of it's time. If they could have survived <minus Reneult> until about 1992, they would have been fine.

Aaaaand.. that's a wrap folks!

Dude! Where's my Nissan!?!

The Titanic finally reached port, eh?

That's a Lexus? I thought it was a Mazda.... woops :lol:

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Well it looks like you got the wrist motion down at least... j/k

Thanks, I have more, but I can't seem to find them. Photography is an amature hobby of mine.

I think Buick and Cadillac should get some Hybrids. The Lexus GS has one, so the CTS and STS should get one. The Lexus RX has one so the Rendevous and SRX should get one. My crystal ball says that Acura will have them soon too.

Overall a good review but.... This part is odd. The Northstar has always seemed smooth and quiet when gramping around town and Indyracer willing when shumachering it. One of the few things that has consistantly been great on past Cadillac reviews was the Northstar. The reviewer may have trashed the rest of the car but they'd usually end with "but at least the engine is great!". The four speed may be missing a gear in some people's eyes. But even with just 4 speeds, I'd never describe it as clunky.

I'd just like to point out that the Taurus and 500 individually ALSO outsold the LaX.....

My Ferrari is still hotter...

damn... you're hot....

+ that new Ecotech Stage 2 I heard about.

In that case most our users are qualified to answer it. :P

If it is as flexible as they imply, can't they throw this system on just about all of their smaller displacement engines? My CTS will likely be replaced with a next gen CTS..... but I'd like to get a hybrid 3.6 if available.

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I don't see a problem here..... move along people.

yoy! That is really picking nits!

I'm going to date this photo at 1984. The N-body Calais was release in '85. The grill on the Toronado and 88s suggests 84 or 85 and the fact that there isn't an Omega <last year, '83> tells me '84.