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Subscribe to this threadStrike forces GM to suspend truck and SUV orders
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tanooki2003 @ May 7th 2008 9:41AM
Now tell me when I am actually supposed to feel sorry for GM. I think this is actually a good thing. Less SUV's from them means I can see better out my windshield when cruising in my sports car on highways and city streets.
Also maybe they should concentrate more on making a decent small car as their next cash cow instead of these gas gobbling behemoths.
Blake @ May 7th 2008 11:23AM
Less SUV's from them as opposed to Toyota, Honda, Nissan or anyone else? Ohhh, that's right! Honda's use rose petals for fuel. And Nissan's run on pure emotion alone. And how could anyone forget that Toyota SUVs are fueled by baby flatulence. Silly me.