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Old 07-13-2008, 12:42 PM   #135 (permalink)
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Re: Time For a Smaller Car Standard?

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Originally Posted by Ming View Post
The worst of it is that there are those who in my opinion will assist with the downfall of GM out of their own selfishly narrow tastes -- GM fans who think that small cars are and should always be the domain of the Japanese or Europeans (even while the Japanese encroach on the SUV and Truck market), and resist or ridicule GM for trying to edge in on the small car market. They are the same sorts of folks you see around here with a Suburban on one side of the driveway, and a Civic on the other....while simultaneously saying things like "I'd never buy one of those crappy small GM cars".
Hi Ming:

You are supposed to be merciless, but I too share your above-entitled sentiments. Too many of GMI members give GM the wrong impression of the market, and don't purchase what they have pushed. How many have asked that the Camaro be re-introduced and now that the factory has given it the greenlight, will never purchase one?

GM must create smaller more long-range vehicles using State of the Art technology, or the company will come to a grinding halt. I have seen another poster say "I expect Gasoline to return to $60.00 a barrel by next year." These are the same people who should return to High School and get a GED. When you have lived for a while you realize "Prices never come back down, they continue to go up! This is what all the auto manufacturers should have known, if they didn't, they will pay with dwindling market share, or possible insolvency.
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