Curbside Classic: GM’s Deadly Sin #9 – 1990 Corvette

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  readallover - With Suzuki gone from here, Mitsubishi should cut a deal with them and rebadge the Kazashi as the new Galant.
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  carguy - The car looks good but is based on an old platform and very feels that way on the road.
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  AMC_CJ - Chevy does it all the time with it’s fleet vehicles….
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  izzy - I came to the US in 1981 and started driving soon after. We were driving Datsun 510 with some variation of the L series engine. I had L18SS...
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  Scoutdude - A Leaf will take you on a 80 mile round trip. Sure that is at the max of it’s range but there is an ever growing infrastructure of fast...
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  dolorean - Its not WalMart personally, its the trucking corps that are the lifeline of its operations. The thinking goes if diesel demand grows, supply would...
• Re: Ford Finally Pulls The Plug On Australian Manufacturing
  
  azmtbkr81 - Really? I’d agree with this statement if it were 1990 but Ford and to a lesser extent GM and Chrysler have the Asians on the back...
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  Scoutdude - That was the plan before Mullaly took the reins of Ford. The Falcon was to get redesigned to be Fords RWD platform, a shorter version would have underpinned the...
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  grinchsmate - It’s called bull dust. The worst thing about it is it hides the true state of the road. The road can look completely flat but underneath the...