Unfortunately, there is still a large portion of the American car-buying public that is clueless when it comes to buying a tarted up Lincusion for $6K more than the same vehicle with Fusion badging.

Gee, who are we going to go to for the Z4, Jag C-Type, any Morgan conglomerations we have been dreaming about?

My only point was that choosing the TC wouldn't help all the unemployed autoworkers wandering around Detroit. Unemployment is the Detroit area is huge. The profit from the factories in Europe goes into the pockets of the Ford Execs, after the workers, taxes, utilities and all associated costs are paid.

Good try, caddyak. But, the Transit Connect isn't built here either. The last I read they are built at Ford plants in Turkey and Romania. Yeah, they are Ford plants, but they aren't manned by out-of-work detroit denizens.

Gee, I wonder what the po' folks are doin today...

...Or a true rimitator.

So all ROTA has to do is get an attorney who's not really an attorney to use another attorney's copyright infringement defense.

Given enough time, money and expertise, you CAN make a pig fly... The question is, why would you want to?

Fake bodies and Toyota motors in the front is bad... But a fake Manettino on the steering wheel. Outrageous! Put them away for life.

Perhaps they could program it so if you point it at a BMW or Merc, it would tell you what's wrong with those two marques.

No urine sample required????

Good suggestion Arch Duke. This reference goes over the bald heads of the target market!

How about re-titling it "Silence the Music?"

I wouldn't call 43,101 Volts produced in the U.S. since December of 2010, "the first few off the line." GM CEO Dan Akerson says the next gen Volt will be profitable, not the "current" model.

Perhaps you should try a little decaf, so you're not so jumpy.

Gee, by any chance do you work for GM?

It must be a French tank. No, I didn't see backup lights on it, but it did stall after getting 3/4 of the way through the smushed Citroen.

The title should read "Not Paying Attention to Where You Are Going Is All It Takes To Flip Your Car." That metal frame was not in the road... Nor was the driver.

Great move, Chevy! Now, instead of losing $49,000 on each Volt you sell, you will lose $54,000. a fantastic business model... Gee, maybe you can make it up on volume.

Help... I'm melting.