As part of his trip to test drive the 2011 Nissan Murano Cabriolet, our staff member paid a visit to the Nissan Design Center in San Diego. There he met the manager of color trim and design, Francois Farion. He snapped some more pics of the Murano Cabriolet, as well as a few shots of the Design Center. Head over to the Bullz-Eye Blog for a full gallery.
Bullz-Eye went out to San Diego this weekend to get a look at the new Nissan Murano Cabriolet. You can bet our staff reviewer will have full impressions of the car in the near future. For now, he’s hooked Bullz-Eye up with some great shots of this segment first vehicle. Head over to the Bullz-Eye Blog for more pictures of the Murano Cabriolet.
On the way to the Super Bowl, Bullz-Eye stops into The Texas Junk Co. to check out some Cowboy Boots. Bob is one cool guy and the Chrysler 200 is one cool car!
The 2011 Nissan Rogue is the latest vehicle Bullz-Eye has had the chance to test drive. The crossover SUV is one of the most crowded segments of the American auto industry, but Nissan was able to do a few things to make the Rogue stand out. The car definitely has the looks, but is there enough power to back up a pretty face?
Here’s an excerpt from our staff’s 2011 Nissan Rogue review:
Much like the exterior, the interior of the 2011 Rogue benefitted nicely from the 2011 refresh. The cabin sports a new dashboard, iPod connectivity, a new navigation system with a 5″ touch screen monitor and a very comfortable leather wrapped steering wheel. The cabin of the 2011 Nissan Rogue SV AWD has a decent amount of room for its segment; the leather appointed seats were wide enough to handle larger passengers. The new dashboard is clean and easy to navigate while also taking things up a few notches in comfort and styling. The heated seats in our model had two levels and were a welcome feature during this cold Ohio winter. The crystal clear, 7-speaker Bose sound system pumped out impressive, high quality sound. The system also included XM satellite radio, a Bluetooth hands-free phone system, a rearview monitor and Nissan’s Intelligent Key keyless entry and ignition. The Rogue manages adequate spacing in the back seats and sufficient cargo space as well.
For more about the car, and to find out if the engine held up to our staff’s standards, head over to the Bullz-Eye 2011 Nissan Rogue review.
By now you’ve surely heard that CBS pulled the rest of this season’s episodes of “Two and a Half Men,” thanks to Charlie Sheen’s off-screen shenanigans. It was a big move for CBS, especially considering the show’s popularity. But does the show have to die just because Sheen is out? As Bullz-Eye’s Will Harris has things, no. In fact, he’s got quite a few eligible candidates for the series.
Here are just a few of Will’s choices:
Matthew McConaughey
Why he’d be a perfect fit: What, you mean besides the fact that the female demos for “Two and a Half Men” would shoot into the stratosphere? I don’t think anyone will deny that McConaughey is still a proven box-office draw when he’s playing against an equally pretty leading lady in a vapid romantic comedy, but the last time he tried to step outside that mold, we got “Surfer, Dude,” a film which might as well have gone straight to video, given how few theaters cared enough to screen it. Not that the movie jobs aren’t continuing to roll in, anyway, but we know how badly McConaughey wants to make “The Grackle,” a film which he describes variously as “the funniest script I’ve ever, ever read,” “a game-breaker,” and “a rule-changing role and movie.” Taking a high-profile sitcom gig would help raise his stock in Hollywood and might well put him in the position to finally make “The Grackle” come to fruition.
John C. McGinley
Why he’d be a perfect fit: Although McGinley might not immediately come to mind when considering someone to step into Sheen’s shoes, the actors have actually shared the screen before, albeit in a slightly more dramatic capacity. (After all those years of seeing him as Dr. Cox, you’re forgiven if you’d forgotten that McGinley was in both “Platoon” and “Wall Street.”) Admittedly, we wouldn’t be surprised if he wasn’t interested in taking on another sitcom gig so soon after wrapping “Scrubs,” especially if he has any desire whatsoever to make a significant play for more feature-film work, but he was so darned good at berating Zach Braff that we’d be lying if we didn’t admit to being kind of excited at the thought of pitting him against Cryer and Jones.
To see more potential replacements for TV’s wildest personality, head over to the Bullz-Eye Blog.
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