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Pontiac is also the only brand that was not put up for sale like the others. Some people are holding out for the return of Pontiac as a true performance brand when GM gets completely back up on their feet.Quote:
Originally Posted by IMPALADAKID
Not to mention they were selling cars like the Aztek that helped ruin the brand in recent years, and good cars like the GTO were never really advertised all that well like it should've been.
If they bring pontiac back as a performance brand, the US needs to make them all, not aussies.
you realize the last two generations of camaros were made in canada right?
thats a dealer ship for ya i work at one i know there rediculas
an oil change and a ****ty oil filter cost $100 like really i can do it my self for at most $30
and most of the techs just throw parts at it or break something and say it was like that when it came in the shop
use the edit button.
it works wonders.
What came first the chicken or the egg?
If a tree falls and no one is around does it make a noise?
Who is dumber the manufacturer with poor quality or the people that keep buying them?
He's right -- we've all been hoodwinked.Quote:
Originally Posted by siLversLeigh
http://www.grandprixforums.net/3-8l-...art-17582.html
awesomeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
use the edit button?
You should see an edit button on all of your posts.
If you click it it lets you change or add to your post so you dont need to have three posts in a row just because you forgot some info or wanted to add something.
Just keeps it a bit cleaner.
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oh ok my bad im new here lol
Not a problem.
Just giving you a heads up.
Just did some peeping around on the interwebz and I've become very irritated with GM and their ridiculous amount of vehicles. IMO, turn the Cruze into the new Cobalt, ditch the Aveo, give the Malibu the 3.9L, make the G8 the new Impala (**** this Caprice bull**** -- standard with the 3.6L), do SOMETHING with the Camaro (hard top convertible?), and for ****s sake quit *****footing around and give us a turbo Corvette ZR1. Oh, and the Volt? First off, apply that sweet styling to the rest of the ****ing Chevrolet brand. Also, use better battery tech and keep it as GM's electric-only hippy-happying toy -- it makes more sense to completely relieve it of gasoline. After all it is the Volt, not the Electric-Oil-Burner.
P.S. Ditch the HHR.
I'll take my money now.
The Aveo is a re badged Daewoo. Look at the sticker inside the door frame sometime. Made in Korea. Get rid of it and AMEN on the Turbo Corvette.
I think the only reason the volt can use gas is for longer trips, but if they used better battery tech like you said then they wouldnt need it. But still, not every place in the country has outlets for electric cars yet so you need a back up for a vacation trip or something.Quote:
Originally Posted by Confusingboat
I'd rather not ever come close enough to an Aveo to see it. That car is an absolute piece of garbage, that's why it costs $12k brand ****ing new.Quote:
Originally Posted by rynoman03
You can plug electric cars into a regular outlet. You may not notice them but there are outdoor outlets EVERYWHERE. At my work we have them on the light poles in the parking lot. I think the Volt should take many lessons from the Tesla Roadster. It uses MUCH better battery tech and doesn't even have the option to use gas. It also charges faster and will go ~850% farther on a single charge. 35 miles on electricity? Really Chevy? That's like giving a car a 2 gallon gas tank.Quote:
Originally Posted by JoRoW99
I think the future of electric cars will be interchangeable batteries, where instead of standing there charging your battery, you pay to exchange your empty one for a full one, and the ones that don't hold a charge will be filtered out during this cycle, the cost of which will be paid for by part of the cost of exchanging your battery. By applying this cost to everyone in smaller amounts, it will spread out the cost of a brand new battery across everyone that "fills up" at any particular electric station.
Either that or many multiple cell batteries combined with ultra high capacity charging stations with multiple outlets combined into a single plug for extremely fast charging.
The future of electric cars is bright, as long as the people finally realize that oil is an archaic method of powering our vehicles and invest in newer technologies rather than going with what's cheap (like the ****ing Aveo......****!).
And the american way of torque will live on with the awesome torque graphs of the electric motor.
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295 lb-ft at 0-5,100 rpm
That's one thing I love about electric motors. 100% of the torque 100% of the time.
I saw an ad for a Chevy dealer where you got a free Aveo with every ZR1 Vette you bought. I'm serious.Quote:
Originally Posted by Confusingboat