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i think predatory Dykes are worst than the most boorish, abusive men,

they prey on the emotions of the fragile women

they victimize and lure them into their lifestyle, causing more heartache and pain, while exposing them to ridicule and social stigma.

plus, men have tongues too, why not just try to find a nicer guy? Rug-munching, hey - we got that covered, plus we got the tool as well.. Viagra is the perfect C-Cell battery if long lasting is what you're looking for ladies..

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Red Hair is not a human abberation.

Pardon my ignorance but what's a Dee?

Hi Guys, my 2010 PJS or Montero Sport as it is known here in the Philippines is fit with stock Bridgestones and i'm inclined to replace them with Thai Michelins 17, prefer thai because I know they are super long lasting, Yoko's out of the question cause my experience with them is that they don't last as long as even the Bridgestones.

Can anyone point me out as to where and how much these would cost in Thailand? any english speaking dealers you can refer me to?

I'm in Manila and wouldn't mind shipping them over, they're hardly available over here, and I do travel to BKK occassionaly, many thanks in advance.

this happened to my brother's Mercedes Vito,

Bus splashed a wave of flood water on it, flooded his engine, completely ruined the van's engine

Mercedes replaced it at a ridiculously high expense to the insurance company. If my brother didn't have "Acts Of God" coverage on his policy, he would have been screwed.

speaking of Yank stock cars, that black leather interior reminds me of the leather on a vintage model T, or maybe an open coach buggy in Central Park...

only theirs is better... I think you got ripped dude..

my God, that yellow car turned ugly, into uglier.. I hope it isn't yours... sorry...

REading this thread, and the other Shabby Cruze thread, one can surmise from this guy's posts:

1. All cars, compared to the Shabby Cruze, are Crap...

2. All Shabby cruzes, next to his shabby cruze... are crap.

Does "elan" also mean pain in the ass?

that black leather on that car looks like an old wrinkled mercedes... shabby,

and that cruze steering wheel... yuuuuccckkk!

the cruze is nowhere near the level of a mitsu, no brainer here, the Mitsu is miles better than this Shabby Cruze...

hey, that's pretty catchy!

This doesn't look right to me

I agree------------This looks muuuuuuuuch better...

Must be the wing........

wow, that Lancer is a sexy car.. very radical design, great value for money,

First time I saw a Chevy Cruze from behind, I thought to myself.. What the hell is Chevy thinking???? Why would the COPY an almost 10 year old Civic's rear end?

and charge so much more money for it?

and top it off with sluggish performance and squisshy brakes...

well, at least they got ONE fan...

another thread for this sub standard car?

maybe at least a 2 liter... coke?

The Fortuner for me has got hands down a much better interior than the Pajero Sport... I still got the Pajero Sport...

After going on 2 years, I still love the vehicle, and look at the new model Fortuner without an ounce of regret.

The Mitsubishi EX is a great, GREAT looking car, which runs great..

The Chevy is full of bumps, noises and clunkiness that will get amplified over the next few years,

The mitsu interior is very nice, the chevy's is not that great to make it swing over to its side..

the chevy is lackluster, the mitsu is sexy.. IMO, whoever designed the Chevy just copied a Civic and changed it slightly, and had the nerve to charge more money for it.

Here in the Philippines, we call Fortuners "Tagtag"...

it's the sound it makes and the ride when you sit in the back seat..

Point is, you keep a cruze for 1 year, it's worthless...

once you drive it off the lot, its worthless, look in the rear view mirror to see a bunch of chevy salesmen, jumping for joy "we sold ONE! we sold ONE!" throwin a big ol party to celebrate...

and the chevy GM (here on this board) drinking himself to a frenzy for a job well done...

"Chevy Cruze -- Not just sold! OVERSOLD!"

you know that BUGATTI VEYRON got nothin on the chevy cruze..

now its cruze vs accord huh, wow...

well, it ain't no Chevy Cruze, that's fo sho!

I've been in a cruze, and i've test drove it, no big deal, kinda ugly really, and what i find ridiculous is the price, what the hell is chevy thinking? I would still buy the altis, by far....

for me a cruze is a civic copy cat... at more money...

and slow! I feel my PJS has more get up and go than this..

good like with that cruze, for me, it's not worth a 2nd look, ugly car

How would your pajamas have more get up and go??? Like this?

Is that you and your "son"? PJS pajero sport..

your photos you keep on your computer, well, might be best kept to yourself there... pretty disgusting for most of us

I've been in a cruze, and i've test drove it, no big deal, kinda ugly really, and what i find ridiculous is the price, what the hell is chevy thinking? I would still buy the altis, by far....

for me a cruze is a civic copy cat... at more money...

and slow! I feel my PJS has more get up and go than this..

good like with that cruze, for me, it's not worth a 2nd look, ugly car

How would your pajamas have more get up and go??? Like this?

Is that you and your "son"? PJS pajero sport..

I've been in a cruze, and i've test drove it, no big deal, kinda ugly really, and what i find ridiculous is the price, what the hell is chevy thinking? I would still buy the altis, by far....

for me a cruze is a civic copy cat... at more money...

and slow! I feel my PJS has more get up and go than this..

good like with that cruze, for me, it's not worth a 2nd look, ugly car

as usual MRO makes the most sense, I wouldn't buy this piece of dookie specially since i've been reading this thread...

"But as it is right now, there are around a dozen better cars on the market, most made by trustworthier companies."

succinctly put...

this review is from Car and Driver Magazine... http://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/comparisons/11q1/2011_chevy_cruze_vs._2012_ford_focus_and_three_more_compacts-comparison_tests

just snippets from the portion pertaining to the much loved Chevy Cruze... (sarcasm)

When we wrote that the Cruze might win a comparo, we qualifiedthat statement by saying, "ifthe Cruze in question were a $21,395 2LT ormaybe even the $16,995 starter kit." Well, the Cruze participating in thiscomparison test is a 2LT. Andits higher-than-base price of $22,910 shouldn't have put it at a disadvantagein this group. Problem is, when we wrote that premature conclusion, we hadn'tyet driven the new Elantra or Focus.

We were seduced by this Cruze's two-tone interior, itsbrown-and-beige scheme a refreshing change of pace from the black in everyother car here. We were disappointed, however, with the fat-pixel displayssituated in the middle of the instrument cluster and atop the center stack,particularly after seeing the high-resolution screens in the Focus. As pleasantas it is inside, though, the Cruze isn't a jaw dropper like the Ford and theHyundai are.

That interior is a serene place to pass the miles. The Cruze wasthe Buick LaCrosse of the group, its solid structure and soft suspensionkeeping it supremely isolated on freeway slogs. Unfortunately, the combo alsokept it isolated when the wending began. Logbook comments following ourmountain loop ranged from "soft and floaty" to "soft and rolly." The brakesalso came under fire—and nearly caught on fire, judging from the smoke pouringoff of them—after the pedal turned to mush.

That's not to say the Cruze can't handle. It tied for thetop spot on the skidpad and was the lane-change champ by a significant margin.The avoidance-maneuver heroics were in large part due to the immediacy of thesteering, but otherwise, we had little positive to say about the tiller. It istoo light, with very little feel. Competent, the Cruze is. Fun, it is not.

The Chevy's 1.4-liter is the smallest engine here and the onlyone with a turbo. Unlike many boosted engines, though, it doesn't requirepremium fuel. Even with a curb weight more than 400 pounds heavier than theElantra's, the turbo four pushed the Cruze to a midpack quarter-mile sprint of16.4 seconds at 85 mph.

As comfortably as the Cruze rides, its seats are too hard andflat. They offer very little support, and the rear compartment proved tightestof the bunch. We tried to put three adults back there, but the middle passengercouldn't even get his butt on the cushion; instead, he had to hover above theseat with the back of his neck pressed against the ceiling.

When we made that prediction about the Cruze winning a comparo,we did say we were "out on a wobbly limb, here, with Wile E. Coyote hoistingthe chain saw." And everyone knows how that ends.

as you read on, it gave the Hyundai rave reviews, Just FYI..

oooohhhh, the Chevrolet "Orlando"...

Does it come with mouse ears?