Recent content by CoCoXLR

Cool, love it. Which one gets the better gas millage?

Exactly this is a big show and sounds like great. I am looking to registered for participating in the show.

Many congratulation and best of luck for tomorrow for having safe ride. I am looking for some pictures to be uploaded by you of this car so that all the members know about the car specs, look as well as suggest you different tips for its care.

Wow! This is really great news that Cadillac ATS has won the North American Car of the Year Award. This will be not only good news for the Cadillac team but all the fans like me. I am madly waiting for the photos of that great show. Please upload it at soon as possible.

Welcome to the forum and have fun exploring around! :)

You local dealer should have a stock on that one. Have you tried contacting them?

I love the interior of this very modern-ish car!

All of those replies seem just one step up from a Craigs List scam.

I have the windblox xlr windscreen. I was happy with the customer service - I got a reply to my email question within a couple of hours, and the windscreen was shipped two days after ordering. > But my question is what ever i get will i have to take it down every time i put the top up? I'd be...

No leaks so far, but I fear this may be a bit of a self-fulling prophosy. As soon as a start bragging about it, then the leaks will happen...

Instead of getting a second XLR, decided to go with a C6 Corvette instead. Both of them have their own personality, so I really like the variety.

There's a good review over at windscreenreview.net of different windscreens for the XLR, including acrylic and mesh windscreens. But really, don't expect any windscreen to perform miracles on the XLR. Since they all mount onto the roll hoops, and the roll hoops are pretty short, there's just...

So riddle me this: The XLR, at it's features, style, and price point, who were its primary competitors? How did those competitors do better or worse?

Not mine. I have a little gas sipper for the daily grind, and then save the XLR for the grander times. When the gas sipper mercifully dies, I'm going to get a battery powered car for the zipping around town, which is most of my driving, and then save the XLR for special events.

Montana is one of my most favorite states for a great drive. That I90 through Montana is the closest thing we have to the Autobahn, here in the states. Just keep the speed to two digits, and you're good to go!