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Old 04-25-2006, 10:45 PM
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I got to testdrive one last year, wasnt bad at all. But the damn things dont even come from the factory with cup holders!!
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Who needs cup holders....isn't that what passengers are for?
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Originally Posted by 1CAMWNDR
Switch the SSR plant over to El Caminio production using the Holden Ute as the platform.

Yeah I love El Camino's!!!!
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Originally Posted by TransAm52804
^ = typical GM.

If people wanted a sporty 2-seater for $50K, they go with the Corvette. If they wanted a fast truck, they go with the Lightning for much cheaper (plus it's actually fast), and you can still haul **** with it.

The SSR really served no purpose whatsoever. Had it have been closer to the $30K mark, it wouldn't have been so bad, but to cost as much as it did yet to be so impractical in just about every single way, it was just stupid.

Damn those Lightning's are fast AND good looking. Not as fast OR good looking as my car but I would pick it over the SRT 10.

I would even sell my body as a sex slave if they made an AWD version.



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