Backing Up in KC

Just like the article said, it seems pretty ridiculous that the LSx series pushrod V8's from GM aren't on there. I can honestly say that it is one of the strongest and most reliable engines on the market.

I like to rip DVD's like the seasons of Lost onto my iPod and then watch them. That's what I am doing currently.

Mr_Oak,
You're going to need more than a Pink Mustang to chase down any M3's or GTO's.

Well good ol' Holden has never been afraid to sacrifice trunk space. My GTO trunk is ridiculously small because of the vertically mounted fuel tank...

Anyone who says that TomTom has a better UI than Garmin has not used one of the newer (i.e. 2005 and on) StreetPilot or nüvi devices. The "Where To/View Map" interface is the pioneer in PND's.

Seriously...if you think Cobra is a good nav unit then you're pretty far off...

Porsche Design has designed a lot of consumer products and they all look the same. The Lacie Hard Drives by Porsche are nothing impressive. I guess that is what you get from a company whose automobile designs haven't changed in 25 years....

Honestly, there isn't any argument that you can make for a TomTom here. They make nothing that even competes with the nüvi product line. They make a one-dimensional automotive product. They try the smoke and mirror approach by putting a wide aspect ratio screen and a big HDD in it. Congratulations, you win the novelty war. Last time I checked, products aren't bought for novelty, they're bought for function. The nüvi line wins in every category of function. The only category that anyone can argue about is the HDD and seriously...who is going to really use the mp3 player in their GPS? Everyone now has some sort of mp3 player already. Please...I would love to hear an argument...

Another thing...why would you EVER leave your GPS in your car? That's ridiculous unless it's an in-dash system...

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