I thought I was seeing things on my way home from work. In the truck stop in North Lima, OH was 2 truckloads of new Solstices. After taking a bunch of pictures, the drivers came outside to talk. They said the units are pilot cars, headed to Warren, MI for testing at GM's test center. I took a picture of a VIN number since I have seen a few people asking for a VIN to check insurance costs. Hope the image hosting works.
If the pics don't show up, or links don't work, please let me know how to make them work so we can share this with the board. Thanks.
How lucky can ya get..besdies having one delivered to your house! Great post...appreciate the pics..but now I'll be out looking for me a semi full of Solsti (guess that's the correct plural??)
Wow great pictures! The RED looks better and better every day! It still makes me wonder if i should change my order. If I remember correctly you can't get the steel/sand interior with red right?
I'm impressed with the top, and rear end fitment. The Hood and front bumper seems to line up pretty well now. The only issue I still see is the hood/ front fender mating area.
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Didn't get the Sol... but I got the Sky Redline
I'm impressed with the top, and rear end fitment. The Hood and front bumper seems to line up pretty well now. The only issue I still see is the hood/ front fender mating area.
indeed, its even more obvious when you have other photos showing the fit at the rear of the car (which is very good).
How many test mules are they building and sending to Michigan?
If my reasoning is correct, I don't think the issue with SouthernSol's thread was the pics. The issue I would think was the source comments and the fact that she shouldn't have been on the grounds (in GM's opinion, that is.)
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Honda Associate, Solstice Owner 2006 Mysterious Steel/Sand Personal tag: PURNRG = PURe eNeRGy!!!!
Power Pontiac, email your photos to Autoweek. It will serve two purposes - the car looks good in these shots, and there is very little "hype" out there for it right now. Regarding the nose fit, perhaps if a magazine publishes a comment on that, GM will move their butts and resolve it, and move to general production.