i am homo for this car
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i am homo for this car
or am one for liking it but was bored the other day so i test drove a saturn skye redline turbo. handled great, plenty of room and pretty quick. 4k buys a stage 4 turbo with 447hp and 450 tq. really shocked saturn could build a fun car.
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Ya, let's see how it holds up. American value-engineering has not historically produced anything that lasts so great beyond 5 or 6 years. Especially with that kind of power on tap, I wonder how the driveline is going to wear.
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Is the new Cobalt SS the same setup? My friend wants to trade his supercharged Coby in for the K04 Turbo'ed one. I didn't know GM's Stage IV gave those results. Not bad...but stick with the AMG please. Different league.
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Is there a doctor in the thread, Do Saturns cause homosexuality?
Is the Bimmer3vert syndrome spreading?
I think I saw one the other day, is it like the Pontiac Solstice?
Is the Bimmer3vert syndrome spreading?
I think I saw one the other day, is it like the Pontiac Solstice?
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You can thank Opel for the majority of GM new releases, even the G8 looks pretty cool from Pontiac. However, the whole issue of it being a Pontiac would probably keep me away from it. But it is a Opel counterpart. Saturn also has the Astra, which is an Opel Astra.
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oh no no no this isnt gm. its aftermarket stage 4. and i like any cool cars btw amg or otherwise. just went for a test drive to pass the time and was pleasantly surprised.
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It's a hairdresser’s car. Astra turbo is better if you’re that way incline
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Not sure about the SVT stuff or cobras, but I had a friend with a GT that was around the same year, and that thing was always acting up. I went for a ride in it, and with 60k miles the valve chatter that you could hear through the dash was already so bad it sounded like a coffee pot. In retrospect, it reminds me of Kumar.
We have a navigator that needed to have the whole engine pulled and rebuilt at 22k miles, though thankfully it was under warranty. My first car (and last american car) was a jeep grand cherokee ltd, and that thing had an a/c fan control module that caught on fire in traffic when I was in high school. People were cracking on me for months over that one.
We have a navigator that needed to have the whole engine pulled and rebuilt at 22k miles, though thankfully it was under warranty. My first car (and last american car) was a jeep grand cherokee ltd, and that thing had an a/c fan control module that caught on fire in traffic when I was in high school. People were cracking on me for months over that one.
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Not sure about the SVT stuff or cobras, but I had a friend with a GT that was around the same year, and that thing was always acting up. I went for a ride in it, and with 60k miles the lifter noise you could hear through the dash was already so bad it sounded like a coffee pot. In retrospect, it reminds me of Kumar.
We have a navigator that needed to have the whole engine pulled and rebuilt at 22k miles, though thankfully it was under warranty. My first car (and last american car) was a jeep grand cherokee ltd, and that thing had an a/c fan control module that caught on fire in traffic when I was in high school. People were cracking on me for months over that one.
We have a navigator that needed to have the whole engine pulled and rebuilt at 22k miles, though thankfully it was under warranty. My first car (and last american car) was a jeep grand cherokee ltd, and that thing had an a/c fan control module that caught on fire in traffic when I was in high school. People were cracking on me for months over that one.
I think it is bad luck... they really aren't so bad... Just different