Wow! How about that new Genesis!

It's pointless to argue with you because you seem to believe what USA Today tells you is truth. Sorry, you are not correct.

- Thee Chicago Wolf

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Thee Chicago Wolf
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Thanks for the entertainment.

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Matt Whiting

You may have made that comment in jest, but exactly that was suggested by a writer to the Editor of the Hartford Courant. Inspired by a couple of recent articles about farmland being developed and lack of starter houses, a writer suggested that couple with no children be made to move from their large homes so others with greater need for space for families can take them over. Older couples should move to a condo or small apartment.

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Edwin Pawlowski

WOW !!!!! has anybody seen the NEW HYUNDAI GENESIS YET ?

Hank

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Hank

Point of fact - I owned a Buick Park Avenue Ultra with a supercharged 3.8L V-6. I put over 225,000 miles on that car in complete luxury, and it easily rolled its way down the interstate at over 30mpg. Around town the car got

24mpg. Talk about fast... the supercharged 3.8 was just fast. Great car. But of course, it was one of those "boats"...
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Mike Marlow

Now that is the most "Fair and balanced" statement I've read in this thread! Are you employed by FOX news? LOL. ;c)

Jack Cassidy

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Jack Cassidy

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jp103

Well jp thanks for the answer but my question was just a little sarcastic question seeing as how the thread was getting a little off course of the original question. I'm personally waiting for Hyundai to come out with a super car the size of a 59' Caddy that only gets 3 1/2 miles to the gallon. I of course cant afford the car let alone the gas for it but hell I dont want to be the only person in the world thats not in debt up to my eyeballs. I figured it out and my 34 room house will be paid for by the time my great great great great grandson is about 137 years old but HELL I cant take it with me and so far neither can he.

Hank

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Hank

No it was not in jest as it has been mentioned on other message boards I visit by the Moonbat Crowd....Another"catch phrase" the moonbats use is"Rural Cleansing". I like to call them watermellons...Green on the outside,RED on the inside...

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benick

Yeah, but you will be happy with the Sonata. Its V6 version is one of the smoothest powerplants I have ever heard in a car. Plenty of power and beautiful to drive.

This is a car company that really needs to be watched. They seem to be doing a lot of things right.

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Rev. Tom Wenndt

"Was you born stupid " says it all. As I said, "there are those of you out there with the 'I can afford it so I'm going to get it' mindset " and this guy proves it. As long as he exists, we are doomed to kissing the butts of the Arabs to get fuel for his truck and suffer along with him. Stupid, stupid.

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631grant

I've been to Europe many times and NEVER have I seen a pickup truck of the size of the US version. Those workers get the job done and haul their tools without a big truck. In fact, it is extremely rare to even see a small pickup truck. They mainly use little panel trucks that work very well, evidently. Point is that you don't NEED that F350 to haul a tool box................

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631grant

The real point is that the Sonato, nor any other car sold in the US, is capable of giving fuel mileage even close to what they should be giving. If we got off our butts and put diesels in all our cars, large and small, we would probably be oil independent given the 35% improvement in fuel economy that diesels are capable of giving. Three Chicago Wolf is right on and benick is hopelessly entrenched in his own little world to ever see out into the real world and recognize where his offspring will be in 20 years. His group's legacy to them is what is dooming all our children.

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631grant

Benick keeps referring to Al Gore. Benick, have you ever watched Al Gore's 'Inconvenient Truth' and comprehended what he was outlining for you? Or did you just take someone's word that it was a bunch of tree-hugging bum dope?

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631grant

There you go!!! My point exactly! Thanks, Finn, for showing everyone that we cannot buy a 'sane' sized vehicle as long as people keep driving huge cars....

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631grant

Well, Mike, you have also bolstered my position that we will never progress until we can buy and drive small cars and feel safe. That will not happen until we outlaw, out-legislate, or out-tax the huge vehicles from our roads. In the meantime, we are mired in the indecision and nearsightedness so evident on this board and in our society.

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631grant

There's the Mike I know and love! :o) Right to the point. Well, I own a 07 Sonata so I guess that's your 'cheap piece of junk' you're talking about. Oh, that's right, you own one too! I want very, very much to buy a smaller car but as I said many times, I was forced to buy something reasonably able to survive a crash with 'benick's' wasteful, useless truck. The 'plight of my life' is that I'm retired with a sizeable sum in the banks plus Vanguard Funds and living quite well with cars in the garage and food in the fridge. Don't worry about me. I'll make it. Worry about your children and grandchildren. They are the ones getting screwed by you people.

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631grant

Wow, I was waiting for the mini-gun version. I love the sight of those tracers tearing things up. Throw in a couple of Bofors as optional equipment and I'll take it - if it gets 45 mpg.

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631grant

Hey...leave Al Gore alone...after all he invented the internet...and uses it frequently while flying around on his private jet.

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jtees4

Ooops... You just lost any credibility you had.

Or did

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Rob

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