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iRobot unveils new battlefield robots
Robotics has become a disruptive technology in warfare, affecting all of the fighting arenas. Although unmanned air vehicles such as the Predator get most of the attention with stealthy attacks on terrorist targets, hundreds of ground robots are doing the grunt work in Iraq and Afghanistan, detonating roadside bombs, peeking in caves and around corners, and delivering explosives as mechanical martyrs.
Performing what Army officials call the dull, dirty and dangerous missions that humans avoid, those machines alleviate the military's stress by addressing its two main challenges: the need to find cheaper counterinsurgency tactical solutions and the need to keep U.S. and coalition soldiers out of harm's way.
But now, a new generation of battlefield robots is emerging. With expanded features and capabilities, those machines are taking over the roles of soldiers.
iRobot, famous for its Roomba autonomous vacuum cleaner, unveiled two new robots at last week's Association of the U.S. Army (AUSA) conference in Washington, D.C. The Warrior is designed for urban warfare and will be available for deployment by 2008. The company's Small Unmanned Ground Vehicle (SUGV), still in development, will become part of a soldier's personal gear as the smallest member of the Army's Future Combat Systems.
Both are variations of iRobot's popular PackBot unmanned ground vehicle, 500 of which the company has delivered to the Middle East so far. Like its relatives, the PackBot is a treaded robot that has flippers to climb stairs, a mechanical arm with seven degrees of freedom, and various cameras, sensors and communication tools.
The Warrior weighs 200 pounds, can match the speed of an Olympic runner and the ground mobility of a soldier, and can carry 150 pounds, said Helen Greiner, iRobot's chairman and co-founder.
"The Warrior, with its capabilities and some autonomy, could start to act like a member of the squad," she said. That capability "is paradigm-shifting."
The Warrior uses a modular approach to carry various payloads, so its operators can configure it for weapons, reconnaissance, retrieving casualties from the battlefield and firefighting. Versions of the Warrior on display at the AUSA conference sported multiple shotguns and .30-caliber machine guns.
At a payload developer's conference last year, companies pitched accessories for the Warrior, including infrared and night vision technologies, and devices to detect chemical and biological agents.
The SUGV, however, is designed to be "man-packable," said retired Vice Adm. Joe Dyer, president of iRobot's Government and Industrial division. A quieter, smarter, smaller version of the PackBot, SUGV will have multispectral sensors, X-ray capability, bomb sensors and other capabilities, Dyer said.
The SUGV will be the only small robot among FCS' seven unmanned ground platforms, said Alan Walls, FCS lead system integrator and unmanned ground vehicle integrated product team leader at Science Applications International Corp. The Army plans to equip soldiers with 80 units for each of FCS' 15 combat brigades, to be deployed around 2012. Meanwhile, FCS is using the PackBot for experimentation, he said.
The SUGV will operate as a node on the FCS network, using the Joint Tactical Radios System to transmit data throughout the command chain, Walls said. The military will rely on the robot primarily for reconnaissance using its changeable sensor capabilities.
The iRobot Aware firmware, sitting atop a Linux operating system, gives the robots many functions and uses behavior mechanisms to guide autonomous decision-making. But someday, swarming technology will enable the robots to work together, independent of human direction.
IRobot is working on a swarm project with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology that involves 128 robots working as a team. The swarm passes relevant information among close members through infrared technology and thereby builds cohesive data for the group, said former MIT researcher Helen Greiner, iRobot's chairman and co-founder.
The architecture mimics the way an ant colony works, Greiner said. "Individual ants have an agent architecture running on them, and each has an individual program, so to speak," she said.
Ants work together to haul items, build nests and find food, often communicating by leaving a trail for others to follow. Robots can be designed to behave in a similar way, Greiner said.
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LOOKING for: Just a question...Does anyone here own a juicer?
Such as a Juiceman, Juiceman Jr., or LadyJuicer, and if you do, is it used often?
I'd like to get one. I love the idea of putting all kinds of fruits and veggies into a machine and making wonderful juices. I've wanted one for a couple of years now, but I'm afraid it will be like the pasta machine....One of those gadgets that seems like a good idea at the time, then you use it once or twice and put it in the cupboard never to see the light of day again. lol
Too bad there aren't any places to rent those types of appliances to try them out.
My dad is on his second one, and that's pretty much what happened. As I recall, he really and truly enjoyed the juices he made, but the machine was a pain in the neck to clean. I don't know what brand he got, but if you buy one, take care that it is easily taken apart and washed.
Hi Carole,
I am a third generation juicer! (Grandmother, mother, and now me.) We've all owned "Champion" juicers (of course a different model per generation) purchased through health food stores. Of course now with the internet one could comparison shop models and prices more easily.
I keep my juicer on my kitchen counter so it's always available and ready to go. If your interested in fresh juicing, and mindful that you are nourishing your body with "live" food -- you probably won't set the aside the juicer as you do the pasta machine.
Personally I think it's very easy to take apart, clean, and put together again. (I think much easier than my food processor -- which by the way sits in the cupboard and rarely gets used!)
Below I've posted a web address discussing the Champion juicer (there were a few hits that came up for the Champion juicer -- so check some of those out -- as well as maybe some of the models you mentioned). The Champion is on the expensive side I know. And if nothing else, at least you might find some information to help with your decision/search for a juicer that would work best for you. Maybe just starting out with a less expensive brand to see how you like it/how often you use it would be a good start. I don't own any, but I know there are also books written on juicing -- I've seen them in the health food stores.
I have a juicer its called the juiceman .. anyway its not real expensive... think we got it for less then 60. at Target . It does carrots with ease. Anyway its a snap to clean every thing just rinses out and down the garbage disposal. I use a little brush for the strainer part and it can all be done in less then 2mins if even that. BTW those Champion juicers are on E-Bay at some really good prices you might try a bid and be happier. bestbuy.com is also a good idea. If you like quality juice you will save a ton of money with a juicer. Good Luck! :) I do understand what you mean about another prop for the kitchen you buy and don't use. I do that with a lot of things. You name it I bet I have it somewhere around here hehe. But we watched this video on health so the juicer has never been set to the side since. Dr. Day has some good videos on why you should juice. drday.com
Best of luck
Thanks to you both. I will look into all the information.
Janice, you say the Juiceman is easy to clean, if you're not rinsing it all down the drain would you still consider it easy? I ask that question because we compost and are also in the country on a septic system so I don't do garbage disposals. :-)
I have used juicers for almost 10 years now. I couldn't live without one!
I use the juicer all day, everyday, juicing for two people.
I currently have an Omega 1000 which I love. Be sure to buy the filters and use them with the harder fruits and veggies. I'm used to the cleaning process, so it really isn't that bad. It has a 10 year warranty (the newer ones have a 15 year warranty). And they do honor it. The juicer I received was unbalanced. I shipped it back and they balanced it -- it works perfectly!
Before the Omega, I went through other 3 juicers. All were Juiceman II. I would not recommend this juicer for several reasons.
1. It only has a one year warranty.
2. They change the country in which they manufacture the machines & replacement parts like we change our underwear. A few years down the road, you may have to do like I did, buy a whole new juicer because my parts were no longer available although to the naked eye, both the old & new juicers looked identical.
3. They cost just as much as the Omega 1000, which has the 10 year warranty.
4. By design, gunk gets down in the motor and on the inside of the body. There is NOTHING that you can do about it. And when you turn the motor on, you can smell the old stuff spewing out. Imagine the mold spewing into your waiting glass.
As for the Juiceman Jr., I would recommend it even less. The motor will not hold up if you will be a serious juicer.
By the way, I have my eye on the Norwalk because all of the centrifugal juicers that I have named above oxidize the juice by its very design. The only way to make sure that you get as many of the nutrients is by grinding the fruit or veggie & then pressing the pulp juice. The Norwalk does this, but it is VERY expensive. It is around $2,000 new, but sometimes you can catch them on eBay. The Norwalk also grinds butter and grains.
I plan to get one as soon as I can afford one.
I am speaking from both experience and research. I consulted the following 2 websites before buying the Omega 1000.
Hope this helps.
I disagree about replacing a juicer with a vita mix. Vita mix is a great machine and has its use in the kitchen. But to use a vita mix instead of a juicer is defeating the purpose of juicing. A juicer is designed to extract the juice from the fibers of the plant, separating the pulp from the juice. The reason for this is so that the pure juice, which is full of live enzymes, will immediately enter the blood stream(using no energy for digestion) and nourish your cells. It is important to remember that the fiber needed for good health is recieved by EATING fresh fruits and vegetables. The pulp that is left behind while juicing has little nutritional value, it is hard to digest and it contains toxins that a chemically grown fruit or vegetable may have contained. Fruits and vegetable juices are natural cleansers and healers of our bodies. It is amazing. Here is a link to a website of a man who had colon cancer and by changing his diet and by juicing he has been healed of his cancer. Good luck in your new venture and may you be healthier and happier!!
Here is a link that might be useful: hacres
I agree with Gigi and the other juice "pros."
Here's my two cents:
Champion Juicer-sturdy, efficient, but too pulpy for my tastes.
Cheap ones (under about $150 bucks), including all the juiceman models, work great if you juice only once in a while, and don't work it very hard. I actually got smoke to come out of one made by Braun.
Only other one I've used is one called the L'Equip model 221 (bought from livingright.com). It's awesome. Huge motor, fast, and with something like a 12 year warranty. It's a little loud though.
Good luck Carole!
I agree that they are hard to clean, and you can't stick the real good ones in the dishwasher, so...start out with a cheapie and see if you like the idea. If you do..invest in a Champion or Omega. Not all juicers are created equal. Less pulp and more liquid is the goal. You can get your fiber from eating fruits and veggies. Don't forget that. You can not simply juice and get fiber.
I agree that if you're going to get a juicer, get a good one. Anything under $150-$200 won't handle sturdy things like carrots, broccoli, etc. At least for very long. I have an Omega - agree with above suggestion to get the filters, if you get one. One of my favorite juices from the Omega is to juice Granny Smith apples with a bit of lemons for natural lemonade - really, really good but loaded with sugar. I also have a Vita Mix. There are pros & cons to both machines. The VM does let you incorporate the fiber into the drink. As for my husband & I, he went to a nutritionist in January and we've pretty much given up on juices as they provide all the SUGAR and no FIBER. I guess this would be a vote for the Vitamix, but we just haven't used it for that - we eat the veggies/fruit instead of drinking them. (We use the VM often for smoothies, tho but you can do that in a $30 Osterizer, too.) Good luck.
Thanks for the continuing information. We eat a lot of veggies so fiber isn't the goal. I really wanted a juicer for the great juice combos that I thought I could make. I'm beginning to think that maybe I'll just stick with my blender and my smoothies. lol
I've been "juicing" for 20 years. The BEST juicer I've used so far is the NutriSource. It takes a minute to make juice and a minute to clean. It's quiet, and light weight. The others are a pain to use and clean. I got mine from discountjuicers.com.
i'm going to jump on the vita-mix wagon. i have had one for four years and, although it doesn't extract the pulp and all that jazz, it makes the most wonderful fruit drinks in the world. i think everyone should own one. it also makes great soups. as far as health benefits... well, a "whole foods" diet is supposed to be great. i use my V.M. almost daily. it is easy to clean, and has not given me any trouble. if smoothies are what you're after, you can't beat this miraculous machine! the more fruit you put in, the better. just a suggestion: throw in some silken tofu and a little honey and some toasted wheat germ with your fruit combo for good measure. another good one that I discovered this morning (i could go on forever) try 1 1/2 cups of chocolate soy milk, 1/2 c natural, smooth peanut butter, 1 T. honey, and 1 cup ice. it was the best breakfast i've had all week!
Those of you who like juicers, do you juice wheat grass? If so, how do you like your juicer?
Those of you who like VM, I am planning to make fruit & veggie juice. Do you need to add lots of liquid to make such juice? I own an old Osterizer. I have to add lots of liquid to it.


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As March begins, we are bouncing between snow, ice, rain and back again.
It's often said of Springtime in East Tennessee, if you don't like the weather, just wait an hour or so – it will change. Ah, but the early daffodils are blooming and drawing my thoughts to the renewal of life and energy that is Spring.
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How Should I Live in this World?
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The Reformed faith is biblical Christianity in its truest and most consistent form. Many people in various denominations through study of the Bible and "What is the Reformed Faith?" by John R. deWitt, have come to believe and understand the … Learn MorePaperback $2.50 $2.00 Add to Cart
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I live in southwestern Pennsylvania and we are being inundated with ladybugs. They're all over everything!!! Is anyone else having this problem?
Hope this helps, it was written by our county extension director.
The Multicolored Asian Lady Beetle has been the biggest pest to homeowners so far this fall. If you are one of those who have found that they are moving into your yard to overwinter in your house, there are a few things you can do to deal with them.
The multicolored Asian Lady Beetle was introduced into this country by accident on freight from Asia and by the Department of Agriculture to control insects on crops. They are extremely effective as a pest control because they feed on aphids and scale insects. However, when the cold weather hits in October like we had recently, they move to an overwintering site. They seek light colored structures and your house is one of the structures they will spot. They gather on the south side of the building to take advantage of the warmth of the sun. They can gather in numbers that get into the thousands and can be a real pest to homeowners. They get inside the homes and crawl around the ceiling and drop down onto homeowners or into their food. They donÂt carry disease, but they do give off an odor and will release a stinky yellow defensive chemical if they are disturbed.
To keep them from getting into your home, we have been telling homeowners to seal up all the cracks around doors, windows, utility pipes and any other opening in the home. Use a good quality silicone caulk. Keep screens in place and in good repair. Seal up openings in the attic. If they get into your home, use a vacuum to clean them up and empty the bag outside. Do not spray insecticide in the house because you wonÂt prevent others from getting in and you will still have to vacuum the dead ones up.
Outside you can spray the foundation and walls of the house with a spray that contains deltamethrin, cyfluthrin, cypermethrin, bifenthrin, or carbaryl (Sevin). Do a test spray on an area of your siding to be sure it wonÂt stain your siding. These sprays have little residual effect, so your population will probably rebuild after several days and you will need to re-spray them.
The box elder bugs (something like that) still control the south-side of the house. The lady bugs are slowly getting started. Tomorrow the south-side of the house will be covered with, one, the other, or both--probably today too.
I just let them have a good time, vacuum up the intruders when I see them or when they croak, and try to keep them away from duettes and other window treatments--they like to take their little dumps on those.
Mike McGrath on his radio show "You Bet Your Garden" on WHYY gave some pointers on preventing problems with Asian Lady Bugs, Box Elder Bugs and Stink Bugs.
There are non-toxic repellents that you spray on your house to keep these fellows away. They are beneficial insects, so keeping them out of the house is preferable to declaring war on them.
Commercially made garlic products are available for this very purpose (one brand name is Garlic Barrier), or you can make your own if youÂre handy. Just blend up enough garlic cloves and water to make a strong solution, strain it, pour into a sprayer, add a few drops of dishwashing soap and a few drops of vegetable oil, shake and spray.
You should also deny them entry. Make sure screens and storm windows fit tightly, and caulk up any cracks or other openings on those walls. (This will also keep your wintertime heat in.)
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Bug (2006)
R | | Horror, Thriller | 25 May 2007 (USA)
Ratings: 6.0/10 from 25,641 users Metascore: 62/100
Reviews: 323 user | 205 critic | 29 from Metacritic.com
An unhinged war veteran holes up with a lonely woman in a spooky Oklahoma motel room. The line between reality and delusion is blurred as they discover a bug infestation.
Director:William Friedkin
Writers:Tracy Letts (screenplay), Tracy Letts (play)
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I am going to go up there and give him a piece of my mind. Sometimes you just need to scream in someone's face in person. I'm leaving now. Bye!
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Publisher: Philadelphia, PA : Running Press Book Publishers, c2009
Characteristics: 263 p. :,col. ill. ;,21 cm
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Hello. Does anyone know what BOP will stay small and bloom?
I was looking on E-bay and it seems they have plenty to offer.
I am just not sure of which one is worth the time and investment.
Will these bloom for us up north? Is there one that stays on the smaller side that is destined to bloom within a reasonably short amount of time?
Is there a place one can buy one that for certain will bloom for a resaonable price?
Thanks so much:-0)
Hi Mike,
The larger BOP is the white, which grow to be trees here in Florida. You want the orange,Strelitzia reginae. Just happens to be my favorite flower. Here they're readily available at Home Depot and everywhere else, but I'm guessing you're in southern VT,NH,maybe Maine?
I lived in northern NH for several years. While I was there I was getting ready to put up a greenhouse as there were too many things, including BOP, that I wanted to grow that wouldn't do well up there.
Even here the BOP blooms only half the year, May - Sept. or Oct. depending on conditions that year. they love the stifling hot, humid summers here and further south. They need this to bloom. So to get one blooming there you'll have to work a little. Maybe indoors with a grow light and a humidity tray of sorts. Or maybe outdoors in the summer only. Just be prepared to bring it inside. I had to dig mine up just before Christmas as we had a cold snap. They say the BOP is tolerant to about freezing but that doesn't mean they like it or will respond well afterward. I bring mine in whenever they say we're going to have a night in the low 40s or less.
As far as buying one that will certainly bloom - that's tough. Even w/good stock the conditions have to be right. Here Home Depot sells them w/their blessed 1 year guarantee but I'm sure in zone 5 you'd be hard pressed to find one at H.D Where did you plan to cultivate the BOP, indoors or out?
Hi Mike, I have a BOP/Strelitzia reginae which is around 3ft high now and it has flowered for several years here in the less than paradise-like UK. It's potted and lives in the g/h for the most part, venturing out during the so called English summer...whenever we get one of those. The g/h is heated to frost free temp and we are in the middle of blizzard conditions at the moment...brrrrrr. 2 of it's 3 growth points flowered this time, it having multiplied steadily during the past 10yrs or so from its original 1 tuft of 6inch high yellowing leaves. It was actually on the 'dead and dying trolley' in a large DIY store and cost almost nothing! They need to get to a certain size to bloom, mine was around the 3ft size and had probably 10 leaves when it first flowered.
Mike...Just make sure you don't get the Str. nicolai as you will have to move house with one of those 10m+ giants! Have seen them in Sydney Bot Gdns and they are HUGE! Str.juncea is also a manageble size, is more frost resistant than reginae but not as easily found probably.
Good luck with your quest.
Gill from a snowy UK.
Hi there Mike, here's something that may help you decide whether you have a leaf or flower pod emerging....the new leaves appear adjacent to the previous leaf and you can clearly see the thick edge of the leaf margin almost spiralling round on itself. However, the flower spike grows from in between two older leaves and is more pointed, it has a thinner/straighter edge to it, where it splits open. Trust this makes sense...I know what I mean, but it's difficult to describe so below is a pic of my first flower spike.
Hope this helps and I hope it IS a flower spike btw!!!
Gill from the UK.
Hi Mike,
This is my BOP. I grew it from seed about 15 yrs ago. I got my first bloom after 7 years and now it blooms every Christmas. It goes out in the summer and comes back in when it gets to about 5 degrees C. Its about 4 feet tall and I have not changed the pot in about 3 years now. I don't remember fertilizing it all summer. It stays on the dry side in the winter. They are very slow growers. I also have the white one which I bought at home depot. That one has not flowered for me yet. It is a much bigger plant.


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2009 Saturn VUE User Reviews
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scorpion66 writes:
2009 Saturn VUE XE V6 AWD Review
The vue is a very beautiful , vehicle with great power, maint very good performance
front seats are very uncomfortable for long time use
I Think The Experience Was Great — I disliked the seating in the car was very uncomfortable to ride in for long periods of timeThe cargo space is too small to haul anything, the gas mileage in the 3.5 v6 too much for the car and therefore very poor gas mileage
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
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2009 Saturn VUE XR V6 Review
very powerful
somewhat poor gas mileage (<30 MPG)
Absolutely Great For Our Purpose — excellent size for the two of us to tow behind our motorhome. It is the same size as our 2007 Saturn Vue Hybrid so should meet our needs very well. We know that it will get a little less gas mileage but we were able to pick it up about $6,000 under book value.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
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2009 Saturn VUE Red Line V6 Review
Great smaller SUV, love the heated seats
Not enough room after 2 carseats
Sharp Stylish Suv — Love the look of the Vue, drives great, heated seats, sunroof, everything I love in a car but need more room with the kids. Can fit a double sit n stand stroller and then some! Just in need of a third row seat. Great pick up when you start out. And handles great. Gets about 22mpg in the winter and about 25mpg in the summer. Tires are a year old, oil changes/tire rotations regularly.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Brian writes:
2009 Saturn VUE XR V6 Review
Good price, great features, and fun to drive!
Can't think of any.... honestly.
A Super Car At A Super Deal! — A REALLY GREAT CAR! It's really fun to drive, which is surprising considering it's an SUV. It's built very well, and I haven't had one problem with it. The interior and exterior are... dare I say.... sexy. The controls are easy to reach and simple to use. And the price is fair, to.
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2009 Saturn VUE XR V6 Review
Very easy to handle and great to look at
A bit larger seats
I Would Rate This As A Good Buy If You Like Looks,power, And Comfort — Great car that gives the feel of a much larger car. The ride is smooth and quite. The look is very sexy and Euro. I would buy this car over again.. Gas milage is not too bad for a 3.6 V6. If You want the power You have to let it drink.
Primary Use: Family transportation
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2009 Saturn VUE XR V6 AWD Review
David14511 writes:
2009 Saturn VUE Hybrid Review
Vue Hybrid In Utah — This car is very solidly built and the ride is smooth and comfortable. Passengers in the rear seat have commented on how comfortable is is. In the one month that we have owned our VUE Hybrid we have mostly city driving and have averaged about 27 mpg. This is good but less than we had hoped. Overall, I am very pleased with this car.
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Bought It In A Pinch And Ended Up Falling In Love With It.
I first saw the Saturn VUE at a 2001 Auto Show. It was the only vehicle in the show that caught my attention as one that was new and innovative. Little did I know that six month later I would be dri... Read More
2003 Saturn VUE Reviews
Not A Great Car
We bought this car used. The trade in value is terrible. The heater/AC fan stopped working 2 weeks after we bought it. Water comes out of the tail pipe. It has room for 5 , although it is a tight fit.... Read More
Good Entry Level Suv Without Having To Pay An Arm And A Leg To Set Up High
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2004 Saturn VUE Reviews
My 2004 Saturn Vue Is Awesome!!
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2005 Saturn VUE Reviews
2005 Saturn Vue
This was the first car I bought myself, and I have never regretted it. Bought it used with about 30k miles, it's up to about 150k now and while I have had to put some money into it on routine repairs,... Read More
Great, Composit Body Panels Still Looked New After 10 Years.
Easy for car seat use, being a do-it-yourselfer I carried a lot when all seats went flat. Very comfortable and peppy. I always had a sports car and a truck, I liked this SUV much better than the truck... Read More
2006 Saturn VUE Reviews
Saturn Vue Family Transportation.
This has been a good family transportation for years. It has begun to show it age. It will not tow even with a v6 and automatic transmission. Would really like to get it back to normal running conditi... Read More
Best Tow-behind Vehicle If You Can Find One.
Looked all over for this car before purchasing used. Only THREE in the entire country were available at the time (in black, sunroof, leather seats). Flew to Florida to purchase sight unseen and drov... Read More