MyerShift
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Congratulations! Nothing like having a "new" vehicle. Tell us what you think about it. I liked my mom's `01 GC Laredo.
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Green an swirly like.
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Most of the gripes in the media regarding American automobiles are now frivolous and silly. On the side note- If you hit/get hit a/by school busses or semi-trucks, you're gonna die!!
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No! I don't see the appeal of something designed to look old. What about the next version of it? What will it be? But to me, the BMW Mini Cooper didn't look as much of an incarnate as the Mustang, etc. The PT? I just viewed it as an eccentric blob.
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Most excellent! It seems as though there is a possibility of this being good-looking. As for the title on the main page, hey, we support the American brands, yes? I don't think there's too much to fear. Like a phoenix rising from its ashes, GM is returning to greatness. It just takes a little time. The Titanic wasn't built in a day, and if it had proper guidance, it wouldn't have sank. Thanks for the pictures!
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Mercedes’ Goal: 30,000 S-class Sales in the US
MyerShift replied to Variance's topic in Mercedes-Benz
Don't you mean: Reliability. Worse than any other. -
Mercedes’ Goal: 30,000 S-class Sales in the US
MyerShift replied to Variance's topic in Mercedes-Benz
The new S-Class has a cheap-looking interior, and the exterior wheel arches are disgusting. Get rid of that, and change those, then maybe I would like it. Oh, wait, I'll take my Audi A8L 6.0 W12 quattro. -
Totally agree there. My Breeze is fun to drive. Wish it had a stick though, hehe. Ah, it's colour reminds me of money, and one of my friends wants to buy it from me, but she needs to meet the lowest price limit first. Yo Raven, how about we become big-wigs at DCX and bring Plymouth back, eh?
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I prefer it without all of that chrome. Why doesn't Chrysler offer the larger engines with a manual too? Ugh. I'm frustrated. Hey everyone, what say we form an angry mob and go rap-tap-tapping upon Mike Nicholas's door?
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Ah, my company. Except for some styling glitches, you do me proud. Coupled with AWD, where's you Cavalier, sorry, Cobalt SS Supercharged now? * I actually like the Cobalt SS Supercharged, it's a smoothely styled coupe, but my brand loyalties lie elsewhere. Au revoir, mon ami.
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I can't wait to see it! If only Chrysler could debut it at Detroit or Chicago so I could see it in person.
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Recalls at Toyota are such good news, if only the word were bigger!!
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Agreed!
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Let's wait until we see the front, entire profile, and interior before we jump to conclusions. :wink:
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Hey. How about this that previewed the Neon SRT4's engine- the Plymouth Pronto Spyder. Now this would have saved Plymouth. Or the Chrysler 300 Hemi C concept, what a looker! Hey, does this preview the Mercedes-Benz A-Class, or the new Peugeots? It's the Chrysler Java. I like this, would want one.
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The double lenses on the tail lamps of my Buick Skyhawk created an amazing effect, there was the general illumination, the lenses created a ray-like effect with the lighting, sort of lasery, you know?
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You know what they say, "If you have to ask..."
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The BMW 1-Series Cabriolet. God, you must really want a BMW. BMW, The Ultimate in Driving You Insane.
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Yuck. You know, they say Geely had a stand at the 2006 NAIAS. I didn't even know it was there! Hopefully there were many others like me.
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Chrysler had to go to this wiper style on the new 1996 vans because they had large windshields that they needed the different wiper set-up so as to properly clear the glass.
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Well, one of my favourites is the Dodge Daytona IROC R/T with the 2.2L DOHC 16V Turbo III Inline 4 engine. 224 horsepower, be still me heart. Torque steer with a side of terror, anyone? I'll have one someday, or at least a Daytona.
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Well, that episode of Drawn Together featuring the elimination of all past, stereotypical characters actually does ring true for America today. What with all the censoring, and being politically correct, now THAT hits a sore spot with me.
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Hey, there's no harm at all in accurately describing something!
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That really is something!
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Yeah!
