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02-15-02 | 12:40 AM

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Jay Son

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HOLY CRAP!!! that gs looks REALLY crapy! They got lots of work to do...

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02-15-02 | 07:42 AM

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markgs300

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From: South Fl

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[i], so in theory in 2004 you could buy a '98 and the new lenses and no one could really tell the difference, that's almost sad.

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Well, not everyone thinks its sad, i mean look at the flip side. What if after you bought your '01 they changed the style in '02 or even '03? Wouldn't that **** you off? Its just nice to have a car for a few years without feeling you need to buy another one 'cause of cosmetic changes.

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02-15-02 | 08:33 AM

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GunnerMac

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Originally posted by The Ikon
Remember not so long ago a good design would last years! LS4 had the same basic design for 10 years, SC 8 yr, ES had the Good designs last bad ones do not!!! So be glad to keep it a while...

I totally agree with Ikon. We obviously agree that the GS has a great design and IMO it still does not look dated. It looks to me that a lot of other car makers are trying actully borrow from the design. I personally could care less if noone can tell whether my car is a '98 or '02, as long as I am happy with the car. Besides, someone is going to end up with the last of model year of the current generation. BTW, I think part of the reason sales are down on GS is because there are not that many at the dealerships. When I went to get my car serviced at MV last week they had only one 300 and not a single 430.