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david @ May 14th 2006 10:06PM
#2, your an idiot. plain and simple, an idiot. the steel industry went out of business because they refused to modernize, and management and stock holders took the money and ran. and because your too dumb to understand the unions and what they do for the working class man in america, how is it that you know how to fix gm? i suspect you are either a toyoda salesman or an illegal mexican. you are certinly not smart enough to give advice to gm. by the way, were'nt you suppose to cut my grass today? #4, read the blog on toyoda avalon. quality is way down, and read the host of complaints on all their cars. i happen to love my suburban, 73k, no problems, 04 seville sts, 44k no problems. gladly buy a suburban again next year, sts in two years. stylish and very reliable on both counts.