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Consumer Reports most loved cars list (cars that the owners would definitely re-purchase)

5) Audi A3 TDI: 77% of owners would re-purchase
4) Volkswagan Golf TDI: 80%
3) Nissan Leaf: 86%
2) Toyota Prius C: 87%
and number one most beloved car for the second year in a row:

1) Chevy Volt: 92%

Ninety-two percent of Volt owners surveyed by the influential consumer magazine said they would definitely buy the Volt again, earning the electric car the top ranking. Last year, 93 percent of respondents said they would buy the car again.


Soooo, some 1357 people are bringing the US back....Owlman officially enters the competition w/tick to see who can post the most Pyrrhic victories.

Update:

Tick - 47
Owlman - 1

"and where they want to live when they are done working and are sitting in God's waiting room."

You are sitting in Satan's waiting room...

hedge wrote:"and where they want to live when they are done working and are sitting in God's waiting room."

You are sitting in Satan's waiting room...

Lucifer wants nothing to do with me. He is afraid that if I ever pay him a visit, I'll take over.

"But may God shield and deliver me from the fangs of the Arch-Fiend ! No sooner had the reverberation of my blows sunk into silence, than I was answered by a voice from within the tomb! -- by a cry, at first muffled and broken, like the sobbing of a child, and then quickly swelling into one long, loud, and continuous scream, utterly anomalous and inhuman -- a howl -- a wailing shriek, half of horror and half of triumph, such as might have arisen only out of hell, conjointly from the throats of the dammed in their agony and of the demons that exult in the damnation."

Indeed. This is pnn, where all victories are Pyrrhic. Success is merely a prelude to disaster. Any morsel of good news must be doused with copious grains of salt.

Ozzie and Harriet are dead and the mongrels and their women have taken over.

Bah humbug.

The sun won't come out toooo-morrow

Wake me when it's 2016.

bluetick wrote:Indeed. This is pnn, where all victories are Pyrrhic. Success is merely a prelude to disaster. Any morsel of good news must be doused with copious grains of salt.

Ozzie and Harriet are dead and the mongrels and their women have taken over.

Bah humbug.

The sun won't come out toooo-morrow

Wake me when it's 2016.

Chin up tick...remember the stock market has recovered, so you and me (us rich white guys) are good.


wait....isn't the prez a dem?

I just ate my cat. There was no other food available. Chaos now reigns...

That is Compton, Bakersfield, Stockton, Fresno, and Modesto in about ten years, and NO, I don't mean when another Rodney King gets a beating from police officers.

In the citaaay of L.A.
In the citaaay of good ol' Watts
In the citaaay, the city of Compton
We keep it rockin! We keep it rockin!

IB needs a shrink and someone needs to alert Homeland about this fruitcake.

guess hedge has never eaten pussy before

It appears he doesn't understand the concept.

Toemeesleather wrote:Ninety-two percent of Volt owners surveyed by the influential consumer magazine said they would definitely buy the Volt again, earning the electric car the top ranking. Last year, 93 percent of respondents said they would buy the car again.


Soooo, some 1357 people are bringing the US back....Owlman officially enters the competition w/tick to see who can post the most Pyrrhic victories.

Update:

Tick - 47
Owlman - 1

Damn, Toe. You are one sour mf. You're so sour your mother must have weened you on a pickle. There was absolutely nothing in that post that was supposed to be about some victory. The point of was that the many people who have hybrids are happy about that. The top 3 cars were hybrids, the next two were clean diesel. You could have looked at it that they are self-selected and got what they wanted. Instead, you go off to lala land.

Harvard to welcome kinky sex club for students

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2012/11/29/ha ... -students/

Owlman wrote:

Toemeesleather wrote:Ninety-two percent of Volt owners surveyed by the influential consumer magazine said they would definitely buy the Volt again, earning the electric car the top ranking. Last year, 93 percent of respondents said they would buy the car again.


Soooo, some 1357 people are bringing the US back....Owlman officially enters the competition w/tick to see who can post the most Pyrrhic victories.

Update:

Tick - 47
Owlman - 1

Damn, Toe. You are one sour mf. You're so sour your mother must have weened you on a pickle. There was absolutely nothing in that post that was supposed to be about some victory. The point of was that the many people who have hybrids are happy about that. The top 3 cars were hybrids, the next two were clean diesel. You could have looked at it that they are self-selected and got what they wanted. Instead, you go off to lala land.

OOOOkkkkayy....so "people are happy about that"..(hybrids). Why would you post this on a politcal discussion thread? I know and you know.

This is not a politcal post, I just want to post it here.

Owners are happy w/their Volt....shareholders (the US taxpayer), not so much.


But a few short months later, GM is idling the plant yet again. That's hardly a surprise. GM, under pressure from the Obama administration, had a target of selling 45,000 Volts this year. Actual sales? Around10,600 sales through July. This was – triple the 2,870 sold in 2011, but only because California gave the car an artificial boost by allowing lone Volt drivers on the car pool lanes.

But what is GM planning to do when the plant is idled? Retooling it to manufacture cars that people actually want and can afford – even without the $7,500 subsidy that the $40,000 Volt gets

You are a piebald fool...

Owlman wrote:

Harvard to welcome kinky sex club for students

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2012/11/29/ha ... -students/

They don't need to go to Harvard for that, they could just come to the Goat Pen for free...

Toemeesleather wrote:This is not a politcal post, I just want to post it here.

Toe, for your preposition (a wrong one), I only needed to post the top car. I posted and listed the top 5 cars for a reason. Use all the information available, not just the one that fits your already perceived bias.

Admittedly, I thought all 5 were hybrids when I posted it. I didn't realize that numbers four and five were high mileage diesels until later.