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Jim @ Jan 14th 2008 9:13AM
Glad to hear you recognize GM's expertise in building cars. I'm a retired GM engineer and I've known all along that GM had the talent but didn't use it. The problem was for the last 25 years prior to Bob Lutz, engineers were restricted using their ideas.Today, with Bob Lutz, things are different and I wish I had not retired. I can predict that Toyota will have a hard time keeping their perception of being the technological leader. Already, GM has come out with vehicles that are not just equal but better then the competition. Good work GM!! Your making me proud.