It's kinda creepy to think that there are guys out there photographing someone's car in detail, posting it on the web, and discussing it. Especially the license plate.
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Seems like a nice car. As always, one should reserve judgment until one test drives it.
It's a great car. I know people with them that love them. With the Pontiac, you can get OnStar, which is a great feature for those that want it.
I do have inner ear problems, and would likely have issues staying on one foot. And, never had a drink, either.
We had a Manta from that timeframe.
I can't wait to see these on the road. Growing up around all the original mopar muscle, this will bring back memories. Everyone I knew had some sort of these, handed down from their Dads.
GO NAVY!
It was funny to watch the horror on the ladies' faces. Not the best act, but as a joke on Hass, it was funny.
Ahhh, takes me back to when most of my friends all had mopar muscle cars. six-packs, slapsticks, superbirds/bees, nice challengers, and chargers, and even a coronet hopped up for the strip. I had the GM representative 442 as my first car. It was great to have a friend whose house contained the workshop where his…
@Tobias1:
@Heep:
Looks like CR-V's bigger, manlier brother.
That is one of the ugliest cars I've seen. Looks like a Fiero with the 'long' engine bay.
@6street:
lol - no. I wish. There was a nice one recently in Canada I saw for sale online. Just a 2000 2.4L (na), 3spd. Nothing special but it will go over 100 with ease.
@ecmuller:
My four cylinder caravan regularly exceeds 100 MPH(weekly) and has been 112 or so. How fast does Jezzy need in Canada? And, the 6 cylinders should do better. :) The caravan was the best selling vehicle in Canada a couple years ago.
That looks pretty cool. Cars are too similar to one another.
That's why they have put up the wire barriers here in midwest. Stop cars from making it all the way to the oncoming traffic. Plus, cops can't cross over to chase you down.