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We put blocks under a guys car, just barely raiseing it off the ground, he gets in it guns it and goes nowhere, but we forgot to allow for the tire getting bigger as it spun, it finally graps and shoots across the parking lot. Pretty funny

If General Motors was really concerned about its American market, and its dealers, we would already have smaller cars and trucks in our stores. I cant help but think this is an ongoing slow process to weed out weak dealers, and to work the United Auto Workers toward tighter contracts. I hate conspicy theorist but it

Danio3834, Yes I know we would. Remember the last gas crunch? People were willing to buy anything small to save a little gas. The Citation, (yes it was crap) and the Chevette sold in good numbers because thats what was available. Look at the European driver. Many will commute with a small car or take the train, but on

Perfect example of how the folks in the Ren Center have no clue what Americans buyers want. The continue to ignore the dealers and try to force $50,000 full size hybrids on us that arent selling. Give us something small and cheap in every product line, and people will buy them. Then they will buy the G8's and

Starting to sound like a Mel Brooks movie...

Maymar, Thats a COTD! too funny, you made me snort my milk buddy.

You think you will be able to buy a life size cut out at The Coddington store?

I remember a turbo model we sold a 100 years ago. It was cool and ran scary fast for its size. We always wanted to hook up a mower attachment to it.

Pair up Paul Tracy and Tont Stewart, and let the Goodyear CEO caddie.

The thrill of golf with the excitement of Nascar drivers saying what their sponsor told them?

I dont think I have ever seen a car thats not yet in production, much less on dealer lots, get so screwed up so quickly. Geez whats next? Side pipes?

Who would want an ugly truck with piles of pigeon crap on it? Oh and I have to pay the taxes on truck? pass

Id be curious where Mr. Hastings is hiding out. What a douchebag

"What about me? I got knocked off the toilet. I got a hell of a fright."

Speculation on the success of the G8 GT "call it anything but just dont call it late for dinner" is like all the discussion on the Camaro and the Challenger. Since none of them are in showrooms yet, Id call it:

Now that is powerful and funny advertizing

"And by "deformation" he of course means damage modeling"

@smitty

In a related story, members of the environmentalist

"What burns my biscuits?" Bento, that is the funniest thing I've heard all day