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DRLs Another way to shut off the DRLs is to turn on the headlights. That's what I do and my headlamp assemblies are near-perfect.

It's because in most XLRs, the passenger is a woman (you and Sandy being NOTABLE EXCEPTIONS). We all know that most stuff costs more for a woman (dry cleaning, etc.)

Welcome! Welcome aboard! What part of the Palmetto State are you located in?

About two years ago, we had Crimson Pearl at a local car show. We met a couple that was just enthralled with her and asked many questions about XLRs. They didn't try to buy her, but they started looking for one and about six months later purchased one! They occasionally bring it to some of...

Very nice! Thanks for sharing. :thumbsup

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Check into the "Garage" feature! You should utilize the "Garage" feature and load pictures of your vehicles there! Check it out. Then they are accessible at any time and you can load multiple photos.

There are actually three different XLRs in those two pictures!

All XLRs came from the factory with Mobil One oil. You should be using Mobil One 5W-30 and a Mobil One oil filter. Congratulations on your purchase!

Here's a couple of pictures for you! Taken at a local car show last Saturday.

The GreaT One scores again! I took the GreaT One to a local car show Saturday. I like the car shows at churches, the people are always nice and I always meet new people with simular interests. There were about 70 cars there. There were a couple of Street Rods, a few antiques, a couple of Rat...

It's not alone I don't believe that the XLR is or is going to be the only car that may have some parts with very limited availability. I believe there are lots of other low-production cars that have or will have the same situation. We just don't discuss them here. Another thing I believe...

I seem to recall that it was mentioned in another thread that a couple of the popular auto parts stores carried the gas struts as well. It might have been O'Reilly? :dunno: Over the years, I had to change a few on my Eldorado.

Piggie Park "back in the day" Here's a photo from "back in the day" when it was a Drive-In only! Many happy hours spent there when I was a young man in my 66 GTO.

In that case, a XLR may not be for you. Cadillac built less than 16,000 cars from 2004 to 2009. But don't think that the XLR is the only car that might be difficult to get parts for. Keep in mind that the newest one is seven years old. Not unique to the XLR. But if you don't want folks to...

Yes, sadly the drive-in went away many years ago. I moved away from Charleston in 1975. However, I still enjoy a visit to the sandwich shop for a Big Joe Basket!

There were only XLRs in 2004 & 2005. Starting in 2006, there was the XLR and the XLR-V, which was supercharged. It was at that point that people started referring to the XLR as the "base" model. The XLR has adaptive cruise control and the XLR-V does not. The XLR-V is supercharged. The XLR...

No time soon, unfortunately. :( I grew up in Charleston and it's one of my favorite places to eat when I come back for a visit. "Back in the day", it was a drive-in named Piggie Park. Me and my GTO made frequent appearances there! :thumbsup I understand they do a Cruise-In there periodically.

Cruise that baby over to West Ashley and stop in at Thomas Bessinger's!

YOU can do it!