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Mohawk58 @ Apr 14th 2008 7:03PM
1. No EVERYONE IS NOT doing what GM is just now doing. Find me a six speed on another full size truck outside of Toyota? Find me a six speed in its class with better mileage. Nice try.
2. Find me a six speed in a four banger midsize. Toyota? No. Mazda no.
3. GM is an embarrassment eh? Tell me what the geniuses at Chrysler or Ford thats fueling excitement these days? Where are there alternative fuel vehicles? Do they have anything on the road outside of Escape?? Where is Toyota's RWD cars? Where is their racing investment? NASCAR? F1? what a joke!
Name one company that has ALL the bases covered who executes perfectly in your eyes. Oh and then mention WHAT YOU DRIVE. DO YOU OWN A CAR EVEN??
4. Guys like you have ALL the answers as usual