Wheres the smoking gun?
SuperBudgie
SuperBudgie
"As I thought, Corolla and Civic outsell Cruze. I would have thought the margins would be more though. Cruze is the cheapest, right? Not base, I mean cost people actually paid. For enough of a discount I could see folks going that way."
Your not gonna get people past their views about American cars or GM products in general.
The Cruze competes with the Corolla and Focus, not the Accord or Camry. Your thinking of the Malibu, which isnt great(its middle of the road) but selling well enough where its not a problem. And the Cruze is actually doing quite well seeing that its the third best selling compact in America. Also, whats wrong with the…
Their competitive in every segment. If gas prices go up, they have other products. Those other products by the way, sell pretty darn well.
GM is competitive in every segment. I really don't see the problem.
He sold out Chrysler. If he doesn't end up on this list, i will be pissed.
This might show you why so many of us like these little cars.
You do realize that garbage "american" Geo was a Suzuki and GM did all of change the badges. The Convertible version of the Metro was even imported from Japan for Christ sake. The later generation was co-developed though between GM and Suzuki.
Nope, tons of hot chicks drove Geo Metros. True story. I also knew two who drove Geo Storms.
To be fair, most cars from that time period would shred you into cherry pie in even a moderate collision.
Boo Sir! I boo this article. Whats wrong super cheap and reliable ultra basic transportation? Nothing. By the way, the Metro could probably out maneuver a Mini.
Their trying to shed the old peoples car image. I actually think the ads really clever.
Yes, I am an expert when I say the United States is a good place to live when compared to sub-Saharan Africa.
Let my correct myself, a majority of Americans do not combine those things anymore.
I dont get my news from gawker blogs if that's what your inferring. I actually do know quite abit about Nigeria though and have visited Abuja multiple times. The United States is fine place to live, your delusional if you think its comparable to Nigeria.
Yeah, The United States and Nigeria really have comparable human rights. *sarcasm*
$28,000?