The windows and locks are the only thing on my 24 year old GM that work.
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Saturn never got the GM Dustbuster minivan, even though it was built like a Saturn and sold by three divisions. I think it might have gotten the really boring poor crash rated successor after they stuck a hood on it and pretended it wasn't a minivan, for year or two, but not sure about that.
Not entirely sure, but I think maybe there was a real plastic Saturn Vue, then the Opel one.
I thought he meant the Horizon, which only went 12 years without so much as a facelift.
Buick exists to be halfway between Chevy and Cadillac and bring over a lot of rebadged Opels, plus have a couple of bigger vehicles. This all establishes a clearly different identity from either other GM brand. Plus China loves them. So they sell Buick/Opel/Vauxhauls in three continents at least.
Yeah, but Buick took over from Saturn in the rebadging Opels business.
Because of tech, you now have to be a couple both making 6 figures to live there. And not low six figures.
You're from the South, right?
Naturlich. Sprechen sie deutsch?
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I've been feeling up grilles lately, and the Jaguar mesh is PLASTIC but....hold on....the sporty model first gen Chrysler 300 sedan is METAL.
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I don't think the problem you have defined (PROMOTING ASS KISSING, SUBHUMAN, INCOMPETENT, MACHIAVELLIAN, SYCOPHANT ASSHOLES) is unique to corporate America of only today, and is not limited to corporate but also a feature of government, and probably always has been. My experience has been mostly in government and…
Your Astra of course is an Opel.
Keynsian crap? The stuff that works?
Interview "game" sums up most of them. The interviewee like you said is in a trap. Many managers get off on being the god in the situation, or something.
Job interview are full of all kinds of traps that just seem to be commonly done in order to stoke the ego of the person doing the interview, not get good people for the job. And I've been on the interviewer side. Hope I did better.
That's because the creator worked at AT&T for years before starting it. Don't know how he keeps up though.
It should have had one. Anyway, it's totally cool and always was, unlike its frightening predecessor which I think someone mentioned.