Thread: 2011 Buick Regal returns (only 4-cylinder, made in Germany by Opel)
Started 4 weeks, 1 day ago by Eyeflyistheeye
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Once up a time in the '80s, it was fashionable in Detroit to create so-called Euro-sedans by taking conventional mainstream grandma-mobiles and painting all the chrome black, dispensing with the white walls and installing overly stiff springs. Fortunately, those dark days are gone and General Motors and Ford at least have gotten their ...
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Originally Posted by Not-EWRX
Do they make evo engines?
No, The 4b11T is based on the engine in the srt-4 (and other non-turbo applications) and the genesis coupe. The evo engine has a semi-closed deck and the internals are made of a different composite than the other two.
It does look cute.
Just right for waifish 90 lb. high school girls.
Not sure what the weight limit might be but I am guessing a lot of bigger folks wouldn't even fit into it.
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Originally Posted by Go Loud
Not sure what the weight limit might be but I am guessing a lot of bigger folks wouldn't even fit into it.
HOW ******* FAT would you need to be not to fit in it?
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Originally Posted by fliz
The Jetta TDi doesn't come in automatic.
We just bought a TDi, first tank was 38 mpg.
My Jetta TDI is considered an automatic by anyone who does not own an automated manual equipped car.
I find it fun to drive and it sounds amazing with a straight pipe!...
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Originally Posted by el~sharko
My Jetta TDI is considered an automatic by anyone who does not own an automated manual equipped car.
I find it fun to drive and it sounds amazing with a straight pipe!
you put a straight pipe on a jetta tdi? :facepalm:
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Originally Posted by shikataganai
you put a straight pipe on a jetta tdi? :facepalm:
Yes, Why is that a facepalm inducing statement?
I'm going to go out on a limb here and assume you know nothing about TDI's... am I right?
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