Search results

This is great! Thank you!

Thanks!

Thank you Buddy!

I found this concept future XLR. Maybe GM will reconsider building a new version XLR in the future. If so, this would be a good start!

I liked it (the joke not the ball). :lol:

That was great! :laugh:

How about some before and after pictures guys. They would be very much appreciated.

That's great! You got me beat by $5.00.

LIKE! :dance:

Wow, Remember these 93 Fleetwoods! http://youtu.be/k41kgF_b6DU In their day they were considered something, but thank goodness GM saw the light and realized that they had to grow beyond the their existing demographic base otherwise our XLR's would never have been born! These Fleetwoods...

That was very good. The woman had some of the best dead pan acting I have seen. Interestingly enough I thought that the woman was a man dressed as a woman until I read a little blog about them.

I say keep CD's as long as they are being produced.

Yes! Looks cool! Nice to see one out of hiding. You are right about them being even more rare than XLR's. Only the five star Chrysler dealerships received a Prowler. The dealership had to sale that one before they got another one. The dealerships couldn't even pick the color. They got...

Yes, those Prowlers do stay hidden. I did see a black one twice in Davenport, Iowa in April. After that I have not seen it. Maybe it was just passing through. The only other time I saw one was in Chicago in the May time frame. Otherwise I have seen them in Southern California. Even there...

I understand your point XLRating, but in the case of the Prowler, I have watched the prices over a (10) year period and they are pretty stable regardless of location. I think that the XLR's still have not yet reached the point where one can say they're prices have stabilzed.

That's great! Glad that you were not stranded. Also that is a feat being able to use a battery for (8) years! :dance:

And we are letting our enemies know about this because....................................................:dunno:

Here in Davenport it is lightly raining and snowing. However, the past weekend it was about 48 degrees Fahrenheit, dry and sunny. It was great fall weather to take the XLR out and drive it. The car is a pleasure to drive top up and top down. I drove along the river and then into Illinois to...

In the short term remember, even though these cars are not at their original MSRP the question is at what point do they stop loosing value? For example if the car has 30K miles and you paid $35K for it, and you own it for five years so that it now has 40K miles will it then still be worth $35K...

I love my job!