Podcasts about pontiac sunfire

Hay coches descapotables muy bonitos. Sin duda, la mayoría. Y me puse a preparar un guion sobre los 10 más bonitos. Luego pensé, ¿y si busco los más bonitos y las más feos? Y me puse manos a la obra porque… ¿creéis que es posible hacer un descapotable feo? Ya veréis que sí. Tanto me sorprendí, que este video está dedicado unicamente a los feos… así es la vida. ¿Habéis oído las advertencias? ¡Pues hacedlas caso! Bromas aparte, algunos de estos coches ya los conocéis pues pese a ser descapotables se han “colado” en las listas de los coches más feos de la historia en la categoría que podríamos denominar “absoluta” … Si diseñar coches feos ya tiene cierto mérito, conseguir que un descapotable sea fea tiene aún más mérito… pero hay gente que lo consigue. Después de esta lista, me lo contáis. Pero os adelanto una cosa, ya he puesto este ejemplo otras veces, hay perritos tan, pero tan feos… que tienen su encanto… pues con alguno de estos coches sucede lo mismo. Iba a ordenarlos de menos feo a más feo. ¡He cambiado de opinión! Voy a ordenarlos por orden alfabético de marca y luego vosotros me decís cuál es vuestro “podio” con los tres más feos. ¡Vamos allá! 1. Chrysler PT Cruiser Convertible (2004). La tontería de hacer un SUV descapotable ya la hizo, entre otro, Range Rover con su precioso Evoque Cabrio, un coche absurdo, pesado, poco práctico y caro, que no triunfo, pero tuvo su público. 2. Chevrolet SSR (2003). Ya hemos visto que se puede quitar el techo a un monovolumen o a un SUV… y en Chrysler alguien, con una pick up delante, dijo la famosa frase de “hay que no hay huev*** de quitar el techo a un pick up”. 3. Ford Streetka (2003). Comienzo con una confesión: Yo rengo un Ford Ka, pero el “Plus” de 5 puertas, el coche que fue de mi hijo y que de momento he heredado yo como coche “utilitario”. Pero el primer Ka era, según Ford, un modelo muy original. Según yo, un modelo muy feo. 4. Geo Metro Convertible (1992). Ya sabéis mi simpatía por Suzuki, nunca la he ocultado. Aunque desde luego el Suzuki Cultus no es el mejor ni el más bonito. Y de este modelo derivaba el Geo Metro. 5. Mitsubishi Colt CZC (2006). A ver, realmente más que feo este coche es que parece de chiste, como una caricatura. Es un coche con apenas 3,8 metros de largo y hacer un descapotable de esa longitud que sea bonito, no es fácil. 6. Nissan Micra (2005). En realidad, un “Cabrio Coupé” más que un descapotable puro, de esos que arrasaron a finales de los 90 y sobre todo principios de los 2000 y que luego han desaparecido. 7. Nissan Murano CrossCabriolet (2011). Otros “visionarios” que pensaron: “Vamos a hacer un SUV Cabriolet y lo vamos a petar” y partiendo de un Murano, un coche discreto y hasta elegante, diseñaron este CrossCabriolet que desde luego no era ni discreto ni elegante. 8. Peugeot 206 CC (2001). Vo a ser claro: No me gustan ninguno de los Peugeot CC, ni este 206 ni el 207 ni el 308. En estos modelos de tracción delantera, querer rebajar la línea de cintura hace que el morro, en proporción, sea mucho más voluminoso que la parte posterior… me parecen, por expresarlo de alguna manera, “cabezones”. 9. Pontiac Sunfire (1995). Aquí estamos, en mi opinión ante uno de los coches que puede hacer podio en esta elección. Este o el Chevrolet Cavalier Cabrio, que era más o menos el mismo engendro… perdón… el mismo coche. 10. Siata 500 Record (1938). Me he centrado en modelos más recientes, aunque no quería olvidarme de oros más antiguos. Porque coches feos se hacen ahora, pero en mayor o menor medido, se han hecho siempre. 11. Subaru STi Convertible (2011). Sí, aunque no lo parezca hay algo más tonto que hacer un SUV, un monovolumen o un Pick Up descapotable. ¿El qué? Hacer descapotable un coche de 4 puertas nacido para los rallyes. 12. Veritas SP90 Spohn (1949). Esta marca alemana no es muy conocida… no me extraña que si hacía estos coches muchos la hayan querido olvidar. Os recuerdo una cosa: En 1936 nació el BMW 328 un deportivo diseñado por Fritz Fiedler que es realmente bonito. 12+1. Yugo 55 Convertible (1990). Un candidato a pelear por las primeras posiciones en esta selección del cabrio más feo de la historia. Este modelo, conocido por Yugo 55 o GV en Europa y por Zastava Koral en mercados del Este, era la versión sintecho del conocido Yugo, uno de los coches que siempre están en la lista de los más feos o los más peligrosos… a mí me da penita, pero es lo que hay.

In Episode 4 of Casey Anthony: Truth or Lies, we delve into the tense period following Casey's arrest, as the investigation intensifies. With Caylee still missing, detectives rely on clues from Casey's Pontiac Sunfire and explore leads from coast-to-coast sightings, but none bear fruit. The introduction of cadaver dogs adds a haunting layer as they detect signs of human decomposition, both in Casey's trunk and the Anthony family's backyard. Despite her arrest, Casey secures a $500,000 bond with the help of renowned bounty hunter Leonard Padilla, a decision that provokes public outrage. As Casey returns home, her demeanor, marked by a lack of visible grief or urgency, continues to raise troubling questions about her involvement, painting a disturbing portrait of a mother seemingly unfazed by her daughter's disappearance.Visit us online here.Try out Shane's History podcast here. You may also like his mystery podcast here!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/foul-play-crime-series/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Click here to send a text to Christian and DougCan cars really become cherished parts of our personal histories? Join us for a nostalgic and heartfelt conversation on "All the Cars I've Loved Before," where Christian and Doug welcome special guest Lisa, a Maryland native with a unique car journey. We kick things off exploring Lisa's early love for automobiles, sparked by her mother's red Camaro, and her choosing between a new roof and a car of her dreams - you'll have to listen to find out the result. Throughout the episode, Lisa opens up about her emotional connection to past and present vehicles, highlighting the sentimental value that cars can hold in our lives.Relive some memorable car experiences as we spotlight Lisa's trusty 2004 electric blue Pontiac Sunfire 1SV, a vehicle that faithfully accompanied her through pivotal life moments from law school to buying her first home. Lisa also shares the quirky tale of acquiring her 2009.5 navy blue Pontiac G6 hardtop convertible just before Pontiac ceased operations and the challenges of driving a convertible in cold weather. This episode is a celebration of cars as more than just transportation; they are woven into our life stories, becoming integral parts of our most cherished memories.

Dive into the world of hilarious automobile misadventures with My Car Story: The Good, the Bad, the Ugly. Our host takes you on a comical journey through his car ownership experiences filled with uproarious incidents and shocking surprises. From acquiring his first car, a Chevy Cavalier, this episode takes us through a ride involving the host's journey and all the cars he has owned. Each vehicle seems to carry its unique tale of amusement and absurdity - be it the Pontiac Sunfire that got rear-ended as soon as he drove it out of the dealership, or the Toyota Tercel whose door panel fell off in his hand a few weeks after purchase. Delve into more rib-tickling car disaster stories, including an unforgettable encounter with a Honda Prelude that left him stranded on the freeway. Each tale unravels the unexpected challenges of owning a car - from the quirky to the outright ridiculous. Be prepared for car odors, unforeseen breaking of car parts, and even a car getting stolen. This episode is not just about car stories. It's about laughter, amusement and a tad bit of dismay. It takes us on a joyride through some of life's most entertaining and wry anecdotes of car ownership, complete with life lessons. So, fasten your seat belts and take this hilarious journey with us! stretchgoosepodcast@gmail.com      

In this episode you will hear a few special messages from Brian's mom and his 2 cousins. Everyone loves Brian and wants him to be found. Brian Sullivan went missing from Rochester, New York on July 8th, 2007. He was only 19 years old at the time of his disappearance. His Height is: 5'11, Weight: 170, Eyes: Blue, Full Hair: Black and a full beard, his birthday is December 5th, 1987. Brian's nickname is Sully.Brian Sullivan disappeared in the early morning of July 8, 2007. To this day Brian has still not been located. According to reports, the 19-year-old Churchville-Chili High graduate had spent the previous evening watching a movie at a friend's house, then bought breakfast at the drive-through of a Chili Avenue Burger King. Investigators found a receipt for the food stamped with the time of 5:38 a.m. in Brian's car. The red 1995 Pontiac Sunfire was found in front of a 100-acre wooded area on nearby Lettington Avenue. Brian's family has never given up on the search for their precious missing loved one.The Investigating Agency is the Monroe County Sheriff's Department, New York State Police. If you know what exactly happened to Brian or where he is buried, pleases call the Sheriff's office at 585-753-4900.You may also contact the CUE Center For Missing Persons at (910) 343-113, or the 24 hour tip line at (910) 232-1687. Let's continue to work together as a team to bring Brian Sullivan Home. Facebook Live: Missing and Murdered Brian Sullivanhttps://www.facebook.com/diana.trepkov/videos/1165989930694742Website "Can I Help Find Your Missing Loved One?" Here you can see the photographs of Brian and his family that were mentioned in this episode. https://www.canihelpfindyourmissinglovedone.com/brian-sullivan/

On today's moshpit, we're taking a look at some of the hot topics (zing) in the nu metal world. Korn makeup! Hotboxing your 98' Pontiac Sunfire! White wine! It's all here. Follow us on Instagram

In this lengthy episode, you guessed it, the BROS continue to talk about Corvettes and more specifically the C5 Vette. Thankfully the move on to talk about one of the Vette's competitors, the Ferrari 360. Next Coyne talks about using Apple Maps on his road trip and how dumb it is sometimes. Garrett asks what happened to all the J-Bodies like the Pontiac Sunfire and the Chevy Cavalier and why are black cars so popular? Coyne tells a story about an encounter with the Toyota Parts Counter Kid and his Camry Hybrid headlights. And Finally.. the podcast just keeps going talking about the Celica GTS, Integra Type R, and the NEW Integra. Enjoy CAR BROS? Support us through Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=4494333

Travis Ray Tuberville, 38 of Dothan was seriously injured in a one-vehicle crash, at 5:40 a.m. Thursday, May 26, 2022, on U.S. Hwy. 84 in Grove Hill, when the 2005 Pontiac Sunfire he was driving left the road. He was transferred from Grove Hill Memorial Hospital ER to University Medical Center. Alcohol was a contributing factor, investigating officers said. The Grove Hill Police Dept.'s investigation into the accident continues.Article Link

We're here talking 90s cars again - specifically a cherry red 1996 Pontiac Sunfire once owned by our guest, Erika. Learn all about how many doors the car had, how Erika came to own it, and don't miss the shocking ending to her story about this car. Plus, we play Kelly Blue Book Bingo (KBBB) to see who can guess closest to the current value of a 96 Sunfire, and thus, be forced to buy one.

We're here talking 90s cars again - specifically a cherry red 1996 Pontiac Sunfire once owned by our guest, Erika. Learn all about how many doors the car had, how Erika came to own it, and don't miss the shocking ending to her story about this car. Plus, we play Kelly Blue Book Bingo (KBBB) to see who can guess closest to the current value of a 96 Sunfire, and thus, be forced to buy one.

'We all have that one friend who likes hanging out with your dog more than you. Sometimes they'll say that your dog actually likes them better... worst thing you can say to a dog owner right there.' 'If you have a Pontiac Sunfire in your profile picture, you shouldn't be giving advice to anyone'

Exploring minute 65 of 2 Fast 2 Furious - Let's head in Tej's Garage. Some poker, a Pontiac Sunfire and some dope bars from Jimmy. Is there something going on between Brian and Suki? - Support us on Patreon to watch the video episodes, livestreams, Discord server access and other amazing benefits! Patreon.com/grannyshiftpod - Watch this minute on instagram at https://www.instagram.com/grannyshiftpod/ And remember.... Winning's winning *This podcast is a production of Ryit Media and is hosted by Ryan Lehman (@sortastarwars) and Jason Garber (@wasthatawesome) **To hear other podcasts hosted by Ryan Lehman, search "Ryit Media" on any podcast player or find the links here: Sorta Star Wars: https://link.chtbl.com/xg19Ebx1 Dad Reads Books: https://link.chtbl.com/q_7bYUCz AND NOW Silver Screen and Television Dreams: https://link.chtbl.com/djA5v-LB

This case is one of the biggest injustices I have come across in the last year and a half. Bryan Westfall, the man who killed her, has easily gotten away with murder due to his standing in town. The Good Ole Boys club is THRIVING in Hillsboro Missouri. This is a summary episode as the next one is an interview with her parents. Jones met Brian Lee Westfall at the horse show grounds at the Hillsboro Civic Center in the vicinity of the 10300 block of Highway 21 in Hillsboro, Missouri on August 14, 2005. She was last seen in the parking lot of the center at 5:00 p.m. that same day. She has never been heard from again. Jones's blue 1997 Pontiac Sunfire was later found unlocked and abandoned in the parking lot. Her purse was inside the vehicle, but keys, wallet and cellular phone were missing and have never seen again. The last time her phone was used was when she took an incoming call at 1:15 p.m. Jones claimed Westfall was the father of her unborn child, a boy whom she planned to name Hayden Lucas. Westfall and Jones had dated briefly after meeting at a party at Christmas in 2004, but their relationship didn't last long and Westfall didn't hear from her again until February 2005, when she told him she was pregnant. Westfall stated he didn't believe Jones's unborn child was his and he didn't want to continue his relationship with Jones. Jones told friends she was considering seeking child support from Westfall. She met him on the day of her disappearance to find out what role, if any, wanted to play in the baby's life. They were supposed to have lunch together at the Off the Hook restaurant. Westfall has cooperated with the investigation and maintains his innocence in Jones's disappearance. He stated they met in the parking lot of the Hillsboro Civic Center at 1:00 p.m. and spoke inside their parked cars for about an hour, and when he left sometime between 4:00 and 5:00 p.m., Jones was sitting inside her car and talking to someone on her cellular phone. Police are skeptical of the story, however, because it was a very hot day and Jones's car's air conditioning was broken, and because Westfall initially told Jones's mother they had lunch together as planned and hadn't just stayed in the parking lot. Jones is divorced and left behind a young child, whom she had custody of. Her former husband is not considered a suspect in her case, and he died in November 2007. After his death, their daughter was placed in the care of her maternal grandparents. Jones was employed as a loan administrator at the Eagle Bank in Festus, Missouri in 2005. Her loved ones stated it was uncharacteristic of her to leave without warning, and she could not walk easily as a result of her pregnancy. There has been no activity on her cellular phone or credit cards since her disappearance, and no evidence that she checked into any hospital to deliver her baby. Her last known credit card purchase was at a drugstore; she bought a soda and hair spray hours before she went missing. Her case remains unsolved. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On May 16, 2001, armed and masked men broke into the apartment shared by Raymundo Cabrera, his wife, Joanna Rodriguez, their newborn son, Ray and Raymundo’s cousin, Rigoberto Cardenas.  The men demanded drugs and money that wasn’t there.  The men bound Raymundo and Rigoberto and covered Raymundo’s eyes with duct tape.  When the men left, they took Joanna and Ray with them.  While Houston Police investigated the home invasion and kidnapping, a neighbor told officers about a strange conversation she’d had the evening before with Linda Carty, a former resident of the complex.  Police contacted Carty, who told an improbable story about lending her vehicles to men she didn’t know.  Carty also told police she knew where the cars might be and led them to both vehicles, which were parked on Van Zandt Street in North Houston.  Ray was found unharmed in a Chevrolet Cavalier owned by Linda Carty’s daughter and Joanna Rodriguez was found in the trunk of a Pontiac Sunfire that had been rented for Carty by her daughter.  In February, 2002, Carty was convicted of capital murder and sentenced to death.  Carty, who briefly served as an informant for the DEA in the 1990s, claims that she was set up by drug dealers seeking revenge.  We’ll examine the evidence against Carty, her trial and information developed during her post-conviction appeals. We're a live show and calls are welcome.  Our phone number is (347) 989-1171.

Ron starts this episode with a call on a with a bad shift between 1st and second : takes a call on an 04 Pontiac Sunfire where the caller can’t get gas into it : takes a call on a 10 Mercedes S350 with a charging voltage question : takes a call on a 16 Honda CRV that starts to stall within 5 seconds of start up : talks about the Toyota Prius recall : gets back to the car accident call : answers an email regarding the quality of parts. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

This week on the Roads Untraveled podcast, we're joined by Marcus, Grayson, Adam, Jesse, and Erik. We discuss the Honda Ruckus, BMW i8, cupholders, the Mini Superleggera, and Foxbody Mustangs. Subscribe on iTunes on Youtube.www.youtube.com/roadsuntraveledshow  

Jo Long makes sh*t happen - though she would never descibe it that way. But that's what she did as a producer on Rove LA, Hamish & Andy's Gap Year and The Jenny McCarthy Show. We talk about being a jack of all trades vs. being on the one track career path, catfish noodling with Hamish and Andy, googling Harrison Ford, having on the lot Warner Bros. parking for her Pontiac Sunfire and how weird it is to have an agent. We both agree being around funny people is the BEST!