They built that?? It looks like an amateur photoshop!

I forgot the ELR but then so does everyone else...

The first Gen SRX was really good looking, had V6 or V8 power, and had 3 rows. The second gen was a major demotion, in my opinion. Looks like what it is, an Equinox with a Caddy grill, no V8 and no 3rd row, and just generally doesn't fit in with the rest of Cadillac, especially with the ATS, new CTS, and new Escalade.

I didn't know about the current MPV until I bought my 09 5 last month and holy shit Mazda need to bring it here; it's a good looking van to my eyes.

My brother and I wore jeans to our father's funeral. As distraught as we were it's amazing we wore clothes at all.

As has been pointed out, a few extra thousand pounds on a trailer isn't going to feel much different, especially considering the weight of the van was not on the drive tires or trailer tires. And that trailer bumper is 52 feet away so you don't necessarily see or feel everything. I had a truck tap the trailer bumper…

I take my mother to get the flu shot every year, since she has Parkinson's and asthma.

I've been tempted to look at this since a LeCar was the first car my parents bought after getting married. http://memphis.craigslist.org/cto/4802047911…

I'm actually a dude who was on OKC. Well I still am technically, but I haven't been on there in quite awhile.

LMAO that would be great, but alas that was a dozen or so cars ago (6 years for normal people).

I don't see the point in paying 10k over sticker for ANY car. But I'm also the kinda guy that has only ever bought 3 cars (out of 31!) that were over 10 grand anyway.

I get 10-12 on the highway at 80 mph but it's a far from stock 440 and I've got a fairly steep gear in it right now. I'm going to stick an A518 in and probably change the gear for the Power Tour and stick it back in when we get back. I'm giving back some of the mileage gains by adding AC but I drive the hell out of it…

I actually met my now-ex wife while driving it. Which is great because my daughter came from that. But bad because my ex is not a very good person. So I guess it's a wash.

I don't see it lasting long but I'm tinfoil hat free. Thankfully, the changes being made to my Dart (EFI and overdrive) should make for slightly better fuel economy. Key word being slightly given it's a 440 in a brick.

I had an 89. Best $200 car I've ever bought, but it would be a total rip off at $225.

I instantly knew what kind of car is in the lead picture.

Hence the maybes!

Of course gas gets cheap when I finally get a more fuel efficient daily driver and my premium swilling 440 Dart is down for a drivetrain refresh this winter.

Well I did read in Motor Trend that Kia say 45% of minivan buyers are empty nesters, so if there's a bunch of retirees in Sedona, AZ, maybe they got the name right actually.

Our old-man cat (Twerp) is half-Siamese, pretty big but skinny. The new one (Echo, because he's black just like Twerp) is just a regular American cat, not quite fully grown yet. I'm really hoping Echo becomes as graceful as Twerp. He hasn't been destructive, just clumsy. As far as I know the only thing he's damaged is…