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Originally posted by Man View Postright here?
He began to cry and thanked me for sharing the story.
Moral I guess is don't judge the book by the cover. Heck I thought the guy was gonna scold me for such a big truck, in front of Whole Foods to boot.
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Originally posted by Dale Moser View PostI don't know, unless they put that motor from the CTS-V in the suburban sized Caddy.
I have been in a Caddy in the last year, and it didn't look anything like a Malibu, but my pickup has ballsack coolers now, so...what do I know.
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Originally posted by BrianL View PostIf it wasn't for EPA mandated overall MPGs there wouldn't be all these unsellable cars....
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Originally posted by brokeno View PostUnions busting them. Plus crappy product
This.. I listened to a talk show host talk about this earlier (Mike Slater). Talked about North vs South plants (union vs non union) and said although this sucks for some people, with chevy moving production of these eco cars to China it means they will be selling in china. These cars will likely not see the US market. Now if they go to Mexico, that is a big issue!
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Originally posted by texasdeerhunter View PostThat’s kinda what I was thinking. If the government wasn’t forcing manufacturers into a minimum, and increasing, overall MPG average for the fleet, I doubt many manufacturers would be pushing hybrid and electric cars so hard. It’s just not feasible, and manufacturers are having to do this instead of focusing on profitable and reliable models they have been making for decades
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Originally posted by texasdeerhunter View PostThat’s kinda what I was thinking. If the government wasn’t forcing manufacturers into a minimum, and increasing, overall MPG average for the fleet, I doubt many manufacturers would be pushing hybrid and electric cars so hard. It’s just not feasible, and manufacturers are having to do this instead of focusing on profitable and reliable models they have been making for decades
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Originally posted by jer_james View PostThat's the truth - then it is as expensive to fix as it is replace.
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