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I dont think anything comes close and like the 7 series I will have to see this in real life to like it

The M5 is what has me waiting the rear lights on this 5 series need some getting used to other than that its amazing

but I will miss the amazing lights of the older 5 series they were amazing

wow! goodbye audi A6 series! im sure you can always go ask for help from the german govt when you go broke lol. that goes for american car wannabee’s like cadillac too. very impressive bmw, you have a believer in me again. the M5 better be 100x better than this though. but i’m still an evo fan till the end of time!
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that’d be nice, but I wouldn’t hold your breath
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So true but everybody who has "made it" gets a BMW. Too many on the road. Besides we do not live in Germany. Cadillac have stepped their game up and will continue to do so. These are not just cars, these are JOBS for people who live in THIS country. Saw a CTS-V sedan yesterday and it was breathtaking.
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Hope that really means SpecM as in Manual 6-speed
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Can someone from Lambo please call Zagato?
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Regular unleaded you say? This is indeed very nice. For those of us who live in USA this is a very viable option. I like-indeed I like.
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A sale was going on in the Fall of 08 and I picked up the SS for less than the sported Equinox. It was a no-brainer. I Had tried the TrailBlazer LT and it was sluggish on the go and soft throught the turns and road bends. Once went to pass someone and had to pull back in because there just wasn’t the umph needed (was rather embarassing). The Voyager I owned at the time had better acceleration.

The difference between the LT and the SS is like night and day! 15 years a go I took an 85’ silver 1/2 ton Chevy P/U and dropped in a 400hp 350 4 bolt, which will make this silver TrailBlazer SS my second Silver Bullet. Although the way this one is geared (411 W/Overdrive) and suspended, it would of ran circles around the 85’.

14 months later and it’s still fun. I may only have 7,300 miles on it but enough to know I’m satisfied and the TrailBlazer surpasses all my needs in an SUV, and the ride excellent as well. Although only a 1/4 to a 1/3 of the driving is hwy driving, but I’m getting about 14 to 15 mpg of the inferred 12 city - 16 hwy mpg, even though I still often enjoy the pleasure of being pushed back into the seat, be it on the street (sometimes manualy shifting) or opening it up getting onto the freeway, or being able to pass in almost any situation with confidence! If it had come with the (optional) instant milage display, I know that I would be seeing 17-18 mpg, as the read-out has had a positive effect on my diving habits in prevoius vehicles.

I will no doubt have this TrailBlazer SS past the warranty. Although I believe I’ll have to wait till the warranty expires for the addition of the planned supercharger.

i absolutely love my 09 600 its blistering fast looks sounds great i had it at 173 in 5th gear at 15k she has a little more to go
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It is an interesting look to be sure. It just seems a little empty.
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It’s tank is full huh ... at around 10 mpg, we’ll see how long that lasts or costs the American public!
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Ram is not a separate Chrysler mark, but what happened is it became a sort of Dodge sub-brand, sort of like AMG for Mercedes but for trucks rather than performance cars.
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woah someone explain to me ram is its own company know, since when
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I’ve always known that Kia would make it big. Kudos to everyone and good luck.
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As much as I don’t want to burst everyone’s bubbles but the Kia Sorento is something. I say that the 2011 version looks even better than the Japanese Mitsubishi Monterosport especially since it is equipped with a panoramic sunroof. Exciting.
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