I’ve concluded that it’s more common if you have rings on your hands. My wedding band is unobtrusive and I mostly open the door with my right hand anyway. My car has basically no scratches. My wife has a huge diamond on one hand and a large turquoise on the other.  Her car looks like Freddie Kruger had a field day…

Elderly don’t get a pass.  They should know better than to sign without reading.

Yes I did read it.  Apparently you don’t understand that what someone says and what is in the fine print are not always the same.  And what is in the fine print is what you are agreeing to.  Don’t fucking sign something without reading it.

Still doesn’t change the fact that people signed their names without reading what they were signing.

Yes, a bit shady. By why be so stupid as to let them add the free trial to your account? Take some responsibility for what you signed for. You DID sign for it. You AGREED to the trial and the cost of not canceling. Unless the sales rep held you at gun point to make you do it, you accepted the free trial and the cost…

Well considering my rate never changed and now I get HBO I'd consider that free. 

AT&T has offered a discount on DirecTV since they bought the service. And they've offered free HBO for a while as well. 

The point of the pre-op liquid diet is to shrink your liver and empty your bowels. Makes the surgery more simple. And as someone else said, a liquid diet isn’t a lifestyle change. It’s not sustainable or healthy. The only way someone over 100lbs overweight is going to lose a significant amount of weight and keep it…

$35k-$45k is at the very high end. Honestly, that’s just doctor’s being greedy if they are charging that much. Mine was $22k billed to insurance of which they only paid $15k.

Oh they’ll lose weight. But if they continue to eat junk and force stretch their stomachs again they will start to gain it back. But it’s very easy to change your lifestyle and diet after surgery. For a long time after surgery your diet is severely limited so you quickly get over your “need” for junk food.

I had a sleeve gastrectomy about 14 months ago. I’m down 100lbs (even more fat but I’ve replaced quite a bit of fat with muscle). Went from a size 48 to a 34. BP went from 150/100 average to 90/55 average. One of the best things I’ve ever done for myself.

The Weather Channel is one step away from Fox News. And kudos to you for replying to a 2 year old post.

It’s not recommended for the GS. It is recommended for the turbo 4 in the lower models.

Not true. Premium is not required for 100% power in the GS. The trubo 4-cylinder in the lower models are rated using Premium.

I absolutely love it. Of course I was coming from driving a 2008 Dodge Dakota and was tired of driving truck. The interior is extremely comfortable. I cross shopped it with the Stinger GT and although the Kia is faster it’s just not nearly as refined. Not that the Regal has a super luxurious interior, but it’s…

Regular is all that is required. No premium necessary. Although I did just get a letter from GM in the mail yesterday to take my GS into the dealer and they will remove the incorrectly placed Premium Fuel Required sticker that is under the gas cap. I looked and sure enough it is there.

Weight is still listed incorrectly. 3,796 lbs is the correct weight. I don’t understand why so many places list it incorrectly. Even Buick’s own materials have it at 4,270 lbs in some places and 3,796 in others. 

I’ve read somewhere (here maybe?) that that is likely the approach GM will take especially with the sale of Opel, which is the source of the current Regal. The Buick cars don’t sell well but the SUV’s do. The dealer that got my Regal for me has no intentions of stocking any because he still has several 2017 Lacrosse’s…

They come out with a Grand National I’m trading in my GS. Don’t care the loss I take on it.

Great review and I’ll add that it aligns well with my own experiences driving the GS for a few months and just shy of 4k miles.