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The new Dodge Charger, :o

For 2005 the GTO is getting hood scoops, a slightly restyled rear bumper with the exhaust exiting both sides, and 375HP standard. Click here for the poor quality, grainy spy pic scan

Ford can keep the flash-in-the-pan retro thanks. The new Stang looks pretty chunky. Dodge is releasing a new Charger, but like the GTO it's styled like a contemporary Dodge and will be four doors. I'm sure everyone will whine about that too. For those who like a little throwback though...

It's kind of funny to hear people who like Grand Nationals bitch about the new GTO looking like a contemporary Pontiac. Afterall, when our cars were new they resembled the Skylark and LeSabre coupe of the time, and are "just" grandma's plain Regal painted black, how awful eh? The original old...

:confused: They already do, it's called the Dodge SRT-4, Pontiac GTO, and Ford Mustang.

Too bad GM dropped the ball with the Silverado SS, it's in the price range, but can't even hold a candle to the performance of DCX and Ford's muscle trucks. What a damn shame. The CTS-V isn't meant to compete with the 300C and vice versa, either. The CTS-V is to squarely compete with...

Those are the exact same wheels I want to buy, they look incredible! Now, you just need to lower your car slightly. ;)

It shares vague styling cues with the other cars in Pontiac's current lineup. That's a pretty common practice with all auto brands. Friends of mine have seen the car in person, and testify that the pictures don't do it justice, and that people will know it's a Pontiac, but won't confuse it...

I know Buicks have been reliable cars for 15+ years, but tops in quality? :o Buicks two flagships, the LeSabre and Park Avenue, have thorougly crappy interior designs and materials. They both feel very much like rental cars or taxis, and don't impart a luxurious quality feel you'd expect...

My GN is pretty much stock with low original miles, and I haven't had any major problems with it. It seems to me the people who suffer the most troubles are the ones who are highly modified, or who have rebuilt engines. Horror stories are enough to deter me from wanting to modify the car too...

I think showroom condition turbo Regals will be worth a lot of money ten years from now. There is no question that they are popular, and highly coveted performance cars, and I don't see anything that will change that. One of the few legendary cars produced in the 1980s.

They're nice rigs and very popular around here. Most of them have the body cladding, which is nice IMO if you spend a lot of time off pavement on dirt/gravel roads, in fields, that sort of thing. It doesn't dent, it doesn't get scratched, and doesn't haze over from that sort of use like...

WORD. At $33,000 this car looks to be a Hell of a value, and it has a really slick interior and smooth sophisticated styling to boot. I remeber driving a loaded WS6 brand new in 2001 and it was only $1,000 or less off the price of this car, and this car is well above the old Fireturd...

So has anyone played with the steering on a TR? Are there any ways to improve the steering feel, tighten up the feeling and response?