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TriShield @ Sep 27th 2007 12:03PM
I got to check one out in the flesh yesterday. The dealer has 5 of them in stock, well 4 now since a couple was buying one when I arrived.
I must say that pictures don't do this car justice. It is gorgeous inside and out. The team responsible for the car has really outdone themselves. The car presents very well and it sounds like it drives even better.
GM homerun? Let's hope so.
iamhoff @ Sep 27th 2007 12:54PM
A San Diego dealer had 1 in stock 2 weeks ago. Wouldn't let me drive it, but I did the walk around and sit in. Very tasty. Likely a little beyond my price range (esp. loaded with the DI and sport suspension), but all that's needed is a sweet GMAC deal.