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New season is about to start soon. A Avalanche came in second place last year to a Shelby Super Snake... the 1st season was won by a 2002 Trans Am WS6... I wonder how GM car/trucks will be in the upcoming season... I thinking since they had a Shelby Super Snake last year, this 3rd season they'll have a new Camaro or new Challenger in the show...

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oh i loved that show.. i hope theres a good gm lineup... when does it start?

New season starts February 18th on speed.

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I watch the show the first two seasons. Good show, can't wait for this season. The is two guys from Bismarck that are gonna be doing it in a NSX. They were at a car show last year that I was in with my bike. Can't wait for the season to start. :rollin:

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I loved it when those tools crashed the Evo last season. That was well deserved.

 

Yeah, none of the real supercars have done that well; except last seasons winner the Shelby Super Snake. I want to see what GMC vehicles they will have, I hope they have a nbs Camaro entered.

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I loved it when those tools crashed the Evo last season. That was well deserved.

 

 

hahah that as great and when the idiot in the dart flipped it

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yeah, the 2 main GMC vehicles were going at each other; the Avalanche and Vette.

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I've watched the past two seasons. Good show and I like Bill Goldberg hosting it. He's a down to earth car guy at heart. I loved the 427 BBC Camaro last season, even though it didn't fare to well.

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I've watched the past two seasons. Good show and I like Bill Goldberg hosting it. He's a down to earth car guy at heart. I loved the 427 BBC Camaro last season, even though it didn't fare to well.

 

 

man, i forgot about that camaro that thing was awesome

 

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I have watched it the past two seasons. But think I will DVR it this year and skip all of the commercials. Its probably only a half an hour show with all the commercials they had last year.

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I've watched the past two seasons. Good show and I like Bill Goldberg hosting it. He's a down to earth car guy at heart. I loved the 427 BBC Camaro last season, even though it didn't fare to well.

 

 

man, i forgot about that camaro that thing was awesome

 

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I forgot how awesome that looked.

 

 

I too DVR most of my shows, I don't have time to watch them live or their regular scheduled times.

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