New Impala SS
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The Impala SS will feature the 3800 Series II supercharged V-6. This award-winning engine features a torque curve that is consistently high over a broad operating range, providing instant off-the-line acceleration and ample power for highway merging and passing. The 3.8-liter engine generates 240 hp at 5200 rpm, and an impressive 280 lb.-ft. of torque at 3600 rpm giving Impala SS excellent off-the-line performance
I agree that it's going to be a joke.
I agree that it's going to be a joke.
I'm assuming you're talking about a totally different thread?
I swear to god I haven't heard one good thing about GM's styling 'tweaks.' The worst yet is the front end of the new Sunfire coupe, but a close second is the "re-designed" tail-lights on the Impala. It would be decent-looking, but in an effort to save money, Chevrolet simply clipped body-coloured panels where the previous red area around the tail-lights used to be.
Weirdly, Chevrolet considers the tail-light re-design to be a change significant enough to call it a 2004 model.
Do I expect too much?The vehicle I pictured is a 2004 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP, freshly re-designed. The Pontiac GTO, based off the Australian Holden Monaro, looks not only incredibly different, but has just two doors, like the original Pontiac GTOs:
The next time you tell me what I've done wrong, make damn sure you're right.
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Originally posted by M5Power
The vehicle I pictured is a 2004 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP, freshly re-designed. The Pontiac GTO, based off the Australian Holden Monaro, looks not only incredibly different, but has just two doors, like the original Pontiac GTOs:
The next time you tell me what I've done wrong, make damn sure you're right.
That isn't the GTO either, that's a bad Motor Trend Photoshop job.
...And the new GTP does have a unique engine, the Series III Supercharged 3.8L.
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http://media.gm.com/events/autoshows/03la_live/images/index.html < better quality pictures.
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Probably, but you said B18C. And a B18C is an JDM Integra GS-R engine, not a Type-R engine. The JDM ITR engine is a B18C Spec-R.
Like i said, keep wishing for cars in GT4 like all the other n00bs, and stop trying to sound intelligent. We're moving away from the original discussion, here, so let's get back on topic.
