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skylark68 · 06-15-2008, 11:35 AM

If sales are off 45% for the Titan, how many are Nissan selling now? 2? I haven't seen a new Titan since the first year they came out on the roads.

The Commander was going to be axed anyways I thought, so no big loss there.

I'm a little surprised about the 300 and Avalon, but I guess I shouldn't be. The 300 costs a little bit more than the Charger with most of the same features. I've seen a bunch of Chargers on the road with new dealer tags.

I still think Saturn should scrap every vehicle they have with the exception of the Aura and Astra. They need to get back to their roots and sell nicely equipped and styled economy cars. Since Chevy is going to have an Outlook twin, the business case for this entry level large CUV is pretty much gone.

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skylark68 4.6 Liter Northstar V8 Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Pearland, TX Drives: 1989 GMC Suburban 1968 Buick Skylark 1972 Corvet Posts: 1,544	Re: The Biggest Losers @ $4.00 If sales are off 45% for the Titan, how many are Nissan selling now? 2? I haven't seen a new Titan since the first year they came out on the roads. The Commander was going to be axed anyways I thought, so no big loss there. I'm a little surprised about the 300 and Avalon, but I guess I shouldn't be. The 300 costs a little bit more than the Charger with most of the same features. I've seen a bunch of Chargers on the road with new dealer tags. I still think Saturn should scrap every vehicle they have with the exception of the Aura and Astra. They need to get back to their roots and sell nicely equipped and styled economy cars. Since Chevy is going to have an Outlook twin, the business case for this entry level large CUV is pretty much gone. __________________ The Mechanic: You'd have yourself a real street-sweeper here if you put a little work into it. G.T.O.: I go fast enough. The Driver: You can never go fast enough.