I’m still amazed GMC exists as its own marque.

What normal people experience is called “semantic satiation”, what you’re experiencing is some sort of neuroticism that I think you’ll find is unique to yourself and not relatable for everyone else.

Compared to this, new Palisade and Aviator, Cadillac completely shit the bed. The sad part is that the XT6 will probably be the most expensive one.

Exactly! Writing a brief personalized email takes little to no effort so there's no excuse. And once you show the costumer you're willing to take extra pictures when asked and even videos of the car starting and a short walk around it gives the buyer the confidence that you aren't hiding anything. I sell flip cars…

Keep doing what you do Sir. Word of mouth spreads quick for Dealers like yourself. 

Yeah. This. What is he going to fight with? The change in his sofa?

It happens all over the Dallas area. Back in 1980, my new wife and I moved into some not-too-fancy-but-livable apartments at Marsh Lane and Spring Valley, and had something similar happen.

Defense costs more. but some lawyers may find opportunity in suing the HOA back for some legal repercussions and get their insurance to pay their fees.

It’s basically a policy to keep out the poors, because who wants to see those guys?

Right. Which in turn tells me that eventually these people are going to get pushed out to make way for upper middle class well to do renters. I see it happening all over, especially here in California. Apartments start by implementing bullshit rules that target working class people. Stuff that targets their…

The trouble is, like most of us working poors, this dude has neither time or money to mount a legal challenge, even if he might win.  The price of admission is too high.

I work for a commercial real estate company much larger than this one. It would be interesting to see if this policy stood up to a legal challenge. Landlords do have some power when it comes to dealing with eyesores, but this hardly qualifies. It seems to me that the renter may have a case against the landlord based…

I dislike the policy but your comparison is ≠

You get it.

Enthusiast car sure. But Camry or Corolla? You’ve already given up, how it drives is of no importance.

Do you have an issue with comprehension? I never stated GM should be Chevrolet only. Cadillac has a place. I do however think GM is not using Cadillac properly; as seen with the elimination of the CT6.

me: sees $65k quotes as Msrp for suv.

Vehicles are just too damn expensive. 

If you’re a small business owner. If you purchased a car for your business you may also be able to deduct up to the depreciation deduction allowed if your business use is more than 50%.

And how many of those Buick sales in the US were not to Fleets?