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Sublimejoe wrote in post #13075020
You mean interesting choice of wheels in general, or you would have gone with a different model of Rotiforms?

Well, personally, I'm not a fan of the BLQ on any car, so I would've chosen a different brand altogether. However, if I picked a Rotiform wheel, I would've gone with the MIA. I prefer clean, simple designs. But it's your car, so as long as you're happy with the purchase that's all that matters. What I originally meant was that it was an interesting style wheel for the car.

Ro_Ja wrote in post #13076215
Well, personally, I'm not a fan of the BLQ on any car, so I would've chosen a different brand altogether. However, if I picked a Rotiform wheel, I would've gone with the MIA. I prefer clean, simple designs. But it's your car, so as long as you're happy with the purchase that's all that matters. What I originally meant was that it was an interesting style wheel for the car.

The MIA's are OK but they look like they could be any other wheel. The BLQ's are unique. To each his own

Wow, did you pull that bike out of the river? Beautiful photo!

Nice, I'd really like to have a CTS-V wagon if I had the money.

Edit: I know that's not the V, just saying I'd like the V if I could afford it.

Not really mine, but I drive it often enough for it to qualify haha

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Well, here's the one I no longer own, but miss a lot... had it for 10 years, many places, many memories. It took our babies home from the hospital, and of course my first DSLR from the FedEx facility Finally traded it in for a euro sedan which I like a lot, but just not quite as much.

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Cool thread. Here's my ride.

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Amamba wrote in post #13122945
Well, here's the one I no longer own, but miss a lot... had it for 10 years, many places, many memories. It took our babies home from the hospital, and of course my first DSLR from the FedEx facility Finally traded it in for a euro sedan which I like a lot, but just not quite as much.

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i feel you man. my mom has a 2002 tahoe in pewter (the typical tahoe color) and we have had it for almost as long as we have lived in the states. It has 130k and is starting to mess up hear and there. Love those things and thats coming from a guy that only drives compact cars. Anyway you ever think about getting a new flexfuel tahoe. might be a bit better knowing its your old cars son.

little brother's wrx

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My 93 NSX.

Octowl wrote in post #13136546
i feel you man. my mom has a 2002 tahoe in pewter (the typical tahoe color) and we have had it for almost as long as we have lived in the states. It has 130k and is starting to mess up hear and there. Love those things and thats coming from a guy that only drives compact cars. Anyway you ever think about getting a new flexfuel tahoe. might be a bit better knowing its your old cars son.

Well, we're all set with cars for a while, and knowing what my wife wants, the Tahoe is not in our future anytime soon. Although these new ones are fantastic. Even in my old one, I wouldn't advice any family sedan drivers to try and race me from the stop - it was very fast for a truck. Damn, I miss it even more now

It's funny what you said about color.. we actually ordered directly from factory (they don't offer this anymore, unfortunately) and specified pewter color since it looked great in the catalog. Didn't realize it at the moment, but this what everyone else was driving, too, so we would often have to pick the right one from a half a dozen pewter Tahoes in a parking lot (that keychain remote didn't have a very good range).