What's the best handling GM sedan ?

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It'll be nice if Chrysler can get back into police service again. The Dodge Diplomats and Plymouth Gran Furys (318ci for patrol --360ci for the interceptor version) that left production in '89 were superior to the Crown Vics and Caprices in terms of handling and acceleration, so I hear. Hopefully the new police cars by Chrysler can keep that tradition going. Blues Brothers seemed happy with their 440ci Dodge Monaco.

Quite a few hilly/curvy roads here in NE Pennsylvania? That's the ONLY kind of roads you have in Pennsylvania north of Allentown. ;)

mike hunt

I've noticed that in PA as well. One would think all those 1 mph over the speed limit tickets they give to out of state drivers would be able to pay for better roads. I do my best to not stop anywhere in that state anymore.

Hey.... how do you like those "no-notice" - "right-angle" exit ramps.

It seems they're always pulliing some 18 wheeler out of the center of the clover-leaf.

I guess that by the time they're done paying off the politicians, and the union leaders, there just isn't that much left for actual construction.

I recently made a road trip to Arizona.

Highway builders down there don't know how easy they have it; Just scrape some sand out of the way, and pour concrete !

I love it when people with no prior post history snipe at me on message boards, I feel like such a celebrity here...

Everyone's gotta be an internet-toughguy...

Hate them damn trolls.....every once in a while they are fun to play with, but once you grab them and shake them around a bit, the spine snaps and they lie in a crumpled heap.

That sounds realistic. No one would ever be able to pinpoint your location then by golly, except everyone's compasses would probably thin you were "north" or something. Heheh.

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Or get a '70 Dodge Super Bee with a 440ci Six Pack, yellow with the black top as in the 1974 film "Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry". Just stay away from the trains. I hope that flick becomes available on DVD soon.