erpowers
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Thu Feb-09-06 03:41 PM
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Yesterday, or a few days ago I saw a GM commercial that touted GM's decision to move toward earth friendlier cars. When I saw the commercial I thought yeah, but how long will it take GM to get these new cars to production.
Today I went to the website of the National Journal because I was trying to find out what the cover of the magazine looked like. While at the website I saw Honda advertising their fleet of earth friendly cars. Honda was touting all the environment friendly technology they had introduced to their car line. I was just a little surprising to realize how far GM is behind Honda. GM is talking about building environmentally friendly vehicles and will have a hybrid version of the Tahoe out either this year or next year while Honda has three hybrids and tons of environmentally friendly components on their cars. I knew GM was behind, but I did not really realize they were this far behind.
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benburch
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Thu Feb-09-06 03:56 PM
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1. GM isn't even an American car company any more. |
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Edited on Thu Feb-09-06 03:57 PM by benburch
Buy Honda or Toyota.
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erpowers
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Fri Feb-10-06 11:41 AM
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I am just wondering why you say GM is not an American company anymore? Are you talking about car parts or just the way the company have been acting lately?
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LuCifer
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Fri Feb-10-06 11:46 AM
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I always loved it in the late 80's/early 90's this was a hot button issue, people would get all sorts of pissy if you have a "Jap car rice burner" and I'm like, WTF? Your VRC, TV, radio, and approx. a dozen other household appliances, were are THEY made?! "Japan". Uh huh, so SHUT UP!
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