What kind of nozzle do you use?
November-5th-2002, 06:39 PM
#17
Show Layne some respect
Join Date: Nov 2001
Location: Long Island,NY
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Well, we'll see what those cars look like when they hit the street.
Problem is, as I see it, they think that they get brand recognition with the front end, the grille especially. Like BMW with the "dual kidney bean" grille they've used for years. Problem is, Pontiac IS recognizeable - but in a bad way. The carryover of design cues from one model to another defines the brand, but unfortunately, the design cues are UGLY (just my opinion).
Even that Soltice has the Pontiac cues in the front - and those cues just turn me off immediately - guess i'm just not a huge Pontiac guy (modern Pontiac, anyway - gimme a 60's or 70's Goat or TA any day!)
~HH
Problem is, as I see it, they think that they get brand recognition with the front end, the grille especially. Like BMW with the "dual kidney bean" grille they've used for years. Problem is, Pontiac IS recognizeable - but in a bad way. The carryover of design cues from one model to another defines the brand, but unfortunately, the design cues are UGLY (just my opinion).
Even that Soltice has the Pontiac cues in the front - and those cues just turn me off immediately - guess i'm just not a huge Pontiac guy (modern Pontiac, anyway - gimme a 60's or 70's Goat or TA any day!)
~HH
November-5th-2002, 10:07 PM
#18
huh?
Join Date: Jun 2002
Location: Caracas,Venezuela
Posts: 871
Originally posted by hihoslva
Quick tip for ya' Foxy - you can get a quick-shutoff valve thing for the end of the hose. Plenty of people use them between the hose and the connection at the house, but you can just as easily spin it on the end of the hose - no more walking back to the house to shut the water.
Like this (they have 'em in plastic, too):
~HH <--------making life easier, one Pro owner at a time. Hehe.
Quick tip for ya' Foxy - you can get a quick-shutoff valve thing for the end of the hose. Plenty of people use them between the hose and the connection at the house, but you can just as easily spin it on the end of the hose - no more walking back to the house to shut the water.
Like this (they have 'em in plastic, too):
~HH <--------making life easier, one Pro owner at a time. Hehe.
November-6th-2002, 12:55 PM
#19
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Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: Troy, Michigan
Posts: 186
Originally posted by Jurrell
Pontiac is doing a 180 in the next 2 or 3 years, bob Lutz is taking over...
Pontiac Solstice $20,000-$25,000
Pontiac is doing a 180 in the next 2 or 3 years, bob Lutz is taking over...
Pontiac Solstice $20,000-$25,000
If those two don't look alike I don't know what does!
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