Dslay04
Dslay04
Dslay04

Not sure if it makes sense to offer both diesels. Especially since they're not that different in performance

The oil-burners come in versions with 163 horsepower and 280 pound-feet of torque or 180 horsepower and 317 pound-feet; the gasoline engines get either 200 horsepower and 206 pound-feet or 240 horsepower and 250 pound-feet.

Regal or Lacrosse?

The key to that is not more car sales, but better margins (like Ford!), and better entry-level and midsize sedans. We'll see...

Maybe it's closer in size to the SWB A8 & 7 Series

if this was 2010 when the CTS-V was new, I'd be impressed. Tell Ralph Giles to rerun in 8 months against the new CTS-V

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Dany Bahar should have never been fired. This "new" plan is exactly what he was planning in 2010. They're now 5 years behind where they could have been

Diesel fuel economy. 4WD. It could hit 30 mpg. I could see a lot of takers

obviously they would tweak the suspension and brakes. And I said 8500 lbs

Agreed, but the frame is essentially a scaled down version of the K2xx's. It's fully boxed.

So it's a new smaller, cheaper, Hurrican

I believe its more about torque than HP. In the international Colorado, it spits out 349 ftlb of torque. The V6 only has 269 ft lbs

I dont understand how they can just rule out that it wasnt a structural issue. Did a truck hit the bridge or something?

A) They made a Denali Terrain.
B) The diesel's tow ratings will be pretty good. Probably hitting 8500 lbs.

True, and you know there has to be a Denali coming........ still cheaper than the F150