@Michael Hartzler: They were definitely tanks and maybe one of the last options if you wanted an old-school RWD American highway cruiser.

@Neener: Old people don't like change. I think the standard entertainment package was an AM radio and a single speaker in the center of the dashboard.

A Møøse once bit my sister.....

@ZoetheBitch: Hmm, that sounded kind of hot until you hit the dumpster.

@BKG67: It's so nice to have choice, I agree. We do this in New Hampshire too.

@jalopnikfan: Snow on top of glare ice, more likely. Traction = zero.

@Smoshmonker: But MY manly Ford truck can go anywhere! See.....oh sh*t! *smash*

GM should have embedded wire in the windshield like they did in '79..cause you know, that worked so well....

@korvetkeith king of teh horsepowers!: It's completely redundant!

@Tossed Pissed Mazda3hatch sideways: "Turkey operator" just doesn't have the same ring to it.

@ChiefPontiaxe: Nice HP service monitor. Is it an 8920A?

@Hamid_Carguy: The 9000 was an amazing car...comfortable, fast, roomy, and the hatchback had an absolutely obscene cargo capacity.

"Hey mate, your ute's on fire! There we go, all out. Carry on!"

@Jared Glentz: And the Russian judge gives it a 9.0!

@zekestone: That would be an insult to the Sprint.

Keep the name Aveo, just put it on another car that's not a POS.

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It's not easy being green.

@Vavon: All the better to mow you down with? Or maybe this "going green" thing has just gotten way out of hand.