Let me clarify. GM already made coupe, sedan, and wagon versions of the CTS which were all certified. They also made the V variant of the sedan at first. Therefore it was not a stretch to take the validations for the V-sedan and carry that over to the V-wagon since they are all on the same platform.

This was also an issue on ZL1 Camaros. Removing the pucks was on the PDI checklist, a big sticker was on the drivers side window stating to remove the pucks, and they were later colored bright yellow to stand out. Dealers still left them in.

That’s because the engine, transmission combination was already used in the sedan and Coupe variants.

It reminded me of the Nike car from Gran Turismo 4.

Salt will lower the melting point of the ice which means that the ice/water mixture will be in equilibrium at a lower temperature (ie 28ºF instead of 32ºF). This will cool the drinks faster but will also cause the system to lose heat to the environment faster as well due to the temperature difference being greater.…

I see more of the 1988 California IROC Concept.

Look up Insolation on Wikipedia. Solar Insolation

I got a shiny Pansear inot Pokemon Black in the Dreamyard.

The first time I read your post I interpreted it as you were referring to your ninth wife.

It can't be worse then a rental Corolla I had about 2 years ago. Even the steering wheel was made of hard plastic. The car also had crank windows and no cruise control. All of this in what I believe is a 2012 model.

I see a lot of weight savings in that truck.

Pulleys are cheaper.

I am on the waiting list.

Adding small amounts of acetone to your gas can increase fuel economy 15-30%.

In my experience, allocations can be tricky to give out. When I was in the market for my ZL1 I called dealerships as far as 200 miles away to ask them about allocations. Some of the larger dealerships knew there allocations and were either sold out, asking above MSRP, or were taking bids for the allocation. I wasn't…

That makes me wonder how 3d movies work is certainly I always assumed they used polarization to separate the two images.

I wasn't sure if drive in were polarized or not since they are now digital projection.

Maybe a Drive-In movie theater?

I am going with the Camaro Z/28. While people wanted a Z28 model for legacy purposes they didn't know exactly what void it should fill in the Camaro lineup. We got a Z/28. In the age of engine downsizing, supercharging, and turbo charging we got a naturally aspirated 7L engine with an F1 style suspension, carbon…

Why can't we have nice things?!