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I was thinking old school Porsche with wind turbines to be "green"

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Guys, that's F series. So you are talking a crap load of pure work trucks like most of the 250, 350 and so on are. Not to mention when you figure that most Americans own homes and need to maintain it, a truck makes a lot of sense. Not everyone has a dwelling where others are expected to maintain...

Try around $950/month on that one.

Word, 19,500 on a 5 year loan at 16.5% ends up costing a total of $28764 as opposed to $22079.40 for a 5% loan What I dont get is how the hell people think this is Mazda ripping them off? Its his own credit score sucking ass that's the problem. For a Grand Touring without taxes the buying...

$19K financed at a 16.5% interest rate is basically $500/month for a 5 year loan. Go to www.bankrate.com and do the calculator yourself. If you had better credit, that same loan would only be $370/month. By myfico.com these would be the rates...

I wanted to b**** so I figured why not open it up to all (wiggle) 1. HGTV.....go F@#% yourselves. In one hour of TV I see one show remove 90% of someones stuff, call it out dated and then it looks like they all but put all of that stuff back in someone elses house on the next show....WTF...

since when is a cocaine overdose considered natural causes?

almost dead on, one small change: 25-35 yo guys who can afford a $300/mo payment... at that payment level, either make pretty good money (but don't want a luxury car), don't have kids (or don't care that they have kids:) ), and don't deal with snow (or don't mind driving a RWD car in snow)....

Jsut to help out Timm for a sec, notice the drive platform was only part of the statement, its RWD COUPES he is refering too. Obviously even BMW and Mercedes sell a ton of these but then their average buyer can afford a second vehicle for moving the kids. So when you take the number of people...

I am rocking the genesis coupe in NH with snow tires...fun as hell. But yeah, there is barely any place to put my balls let alone cargo or passengers.

you need to know the resistance/impedance of the subwoofers, and there number of voice coils. Also you will need to know the make and model of the amplifier so that you can look it it and determine what impedance it likes to run at. Otherwise just role the dice and hope it doesn't catch fire.

I am curious where you all tend to get your out of work adn casual clothes? I had been a long time JC penny shopper but the last two times I went there most of what i bought fell apart in the washing machine. I was thinking Macys, any other suggestion?

The clutch is fine. The shifter does suck though. Notchy as hell and it really does not like downshifting to any gear when its cold. Up shifting is almost always fine. If you are careful about the revs its not that bad. I am saving for the power axel reflash ECU device as that sucker is...

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If the luxury cars are going to continue down the boring path like most large lexus, then you need a V8. BMW and Audi are more of a sports-luxury brand to the general population. Although its not like honda has a turbo V6 to pull out of there ass either.

Genesis Coupe 2.0T Track with Power Axel reflash or 3.8 grand touring. :P

here is why the PK380was on my list: "First of all, it is big compared to other .380s, but it is light. Compared to Bond's PPK, which weighs 23 ounces, the PK380 is only 19 ounces. It is also, unlike a host of other .380s, a locked-breech design. <!--end paragraph--> <!--begin...

The car is very smooth, there are just little spots that don't seem to want to go away with that cleaner.

http://www.detailedimage.com/P21S-M14/Paintwork-Cleanser-P82/118-oz-S1/ water spots and the tougher "stuff" washing just doesn't remove, like a bit of tar left over once you pick the spot off.