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July 16, 2009 at 7:58 PM #16047July 16, 2009 at 8:12 PM #432015
Allan from Fallbrook
ParticipantCabal: In the immortal words of Sister Mary Joseph (my 6th grade teacher): “You are the fucking man!”
Awesome post and a concise, precise statement as to why protectionist nitwits like Scarlett and Paddy are DEAD WRONG.
Smoot-Hawley, anyone? And, no, Paddy, it isn’t a dessert wine.
July 16, 2009 at 8:12 PM #432223Allan from Fallbrook
ParticipantCabal: In the immortal words of Sister Mary Joseph (my 6th grade teacher): “You are the fucking man!”
Awesome post and a concise, precise statement as to why protectionist nitwits like Scarlett and Paddy are DEAD WRONG.
Smoot-Hawley, anyone? And, no, Paddy, it isn’t a dessert wine.
July 16, 2009 at 8:12 PM #432524Allan from Fallbrook
ParticipantCabal: In the immortal words of Sister Mary Joseph (my 6th grade teacher): “You are the fucking man!”
Awesome post and a concise, precise statement as to why protectionist nitwits like Scarlett and Paddy are DEAD WRONG.
Smoot-Hawley, anyone? And, no, Paddy, it isn’t a dessert wine.
July 16, 2009 at 8:12 PM #432594Allan from Fallbrook
ParticipantCabal: In the immortal words of Sister Mary Joseph (my 6th grade teacher): “You are the fucking man!”
Awesome post and a concise, precise statement as to why protectionist nitwits like Scarlett and Paddy are DEAD WRONG.
Smoot-Hawley, anyone? And, no, Paddy, it isn’t a dessert wine.
July 16, 2009 at 8:12 PM #432758Allan from Fallbrook
ParticipantCabal: In the immortal words of Sister Mary Joseph (my 6th grade teacher): “You are the fucking man!”
Awesome post and a concise, precise statement as to why protectionist nitwits like Scarlett and Paddy are DEAD WRONG.
Smoot-Hawley, anyone? And, no, Paddy, it isn’t a dessert wine.
July 16, 2009 at 8:28 PM #432024AK
ParticipantIt’s ironic that Hyundai workers in Korea went on a token one-day strike a few years back to protest the shipment of jobs overseas. To America.
July 16, 2009 at 8:28 PM #432233AK
ParticipantIt’s ironic that Hyundai workers in Korea went on a token one-day strike a few years back to protest the shipment of jobs overseas. To America.
July 16, 2009 at 8:28 PM #432534AK
ParticipantIt’s ironic that Hyundai workers in Korea went on a token one-day strike a few years back to protest the shipment of jobs overseas. To America.
July 16, 2009 at 8:28 PM #432604AK
ParticipantIt’s ironic that Hyundai workers in Korea went on a token one-day strike a few years back to protest the shipment of jobs overseas. To America.
July 16, 2009 at 8:28 PM #432768AK
ParticipantIt’s ironic that Hyundai workers in Korea went on a token one-day strike a few years back to protest the shipment of jobs overseas. To America.
July 16, 2009 at 8:43 PM #432039Coronita
ParticipantJeff Bridges iz so tight. I love Hyundais. They iz just so tight, an’ I’m glad Jeff iz uh spokesman fo’ dem in the hood
I am sort of bummed about this though
WTF, is this your typical indecisiveness at old GM carrying into new GM? Nahhh. that can’t be…
This would have been a great example of Aussie’s teaching homeboys how to build good cars.
R.I.P. G8 GXP.
http://www.autoblog.com/2009/07/16/from-the-horses-mouth-lutz-says-pontiac-g8-wont-spawn-chevrol/
From the Horse’s Mouth: Lutz says Pontiac G8 won’t spawn Chevrolet CapriceGeneral Motors’ newly-appointed Vice Chairman, Bob Lutz, has penned a post on GM’s Fast Lane blog that can be boiled down to two words: My bad.
A flurry of reports spurred on by Lutz’ comments that GM was considering adapting the Pontiac G8 into a reborn, rear-wheel drive Chevrolet Caprice have been downplayed by a number of the General’s generals, including CEO Fritz Henderson. In Lutz’ post, he put the final nail in the G8-cum-Caprice’s coffin saying:
“The G8 will not be a Caprice after all. I’d mentioned it, and said we were studying it, giving it a serious look, because a car like the G8 was just too good to waste.
“That’s all still true. But I have to say that, with my new “marketing” hat on, upon further review and careful study, we simply cannot make a business case for such a program. Not in today’s market, in this economy, and with fuel regulations what they are and will be.”
July 16, 2009 at 8:43 PM #432248Coronita
ParticipantJeff Bridges iz so tight. I love Hyundais. They iz just so tight, an’ I’m glad Jeff iz uh spokesman fo’ dem in the hood
I am sort of bummed about this though
WTF, is this your typical indecisiveness at old GM carrying into new GM? Nahhh. that can’t be…
This would have been a great example of Aussie’s teaching homeboys how to build good cars.
R.I.P. G8 GXP.
http://www.autoblog.com/2009/07/16/from-the-horses-mouth-lutz-says-pontiac-g8-wont-spawn-chevrol/
From the Horse’s Mouth: Lutz says Pontiac G8 won’t spawn Chevrolet CapriceGeneral Motors’ newly-appointed Vice Chairman, Bob Lutz, has penned a post on GM’s Fast Lane blog that can be boiled down to two words: My bad.
A flurry of reports spurred on by Lutz’ comments that GM was considering adapting the Pontiac G8 into a reborn, rear-wheel drive Chevrolet Caprice have been downplayed by a number of the General’s generals, including CEO Fritz Henderson. In Lutz’ post, he put the final nail in the G8-cum-Caprice’s coffin saying:
“The G8 will not be a Caprice after all. I’d mentioned it, and said we were studying it, giving it a serious look, because a car like the G8 was just too good to waste.
“That’s all still true. But I have to say that, with my new “marketing” hat on, upon further review and careful study, we simply cannot make a business case for such a program. Not in today’s market, in this economy, and with fuel regulations what they are and will be.”
July 16, 2009 at 8:43 PM #432549Coronita
ParticipantJeff Bridges iz so tight. I love Hyundais. They iz just so tight, an’ I’m glad Jeff iz uh spokesman fo’ dem in the hood
I am sort of bummed about this though
WTF, is this your typical indecisiveness at old GM carrying into new GM? Nahhh. that can’t be…
This would have been a great example of Aussie’s teaching homeboys how to build good cars.
R.I.P. G8 GXP.
http://www.autoblog.com/2009/07/16/from-the-horses-mouth-lutz-says-pontiac-g8-wont-spawn-chevrol/
From the Horse’s Mouth: Lutz says Pontiac G8 won’t spawn Chevrolet CapriceGeneral Motors’ newly-appointed Vice Chairman, Bob Lutz, has penned a post on GM’s Fast Lane blog that can be boiled down to two words: My bad.
A flurry of reports spurred on by Lutz’ comments that GM was considering adapting the Pontiac G8 into a reborn, rear-wheel drive Chevrolet Caprice have been downplayed by a number of the General’s generals, including CEO Fritz Henderson. In Lutz’ post, he put the final nail in the G8-cum-Caprice’s coffin saying:
“The G8 will not be a Caprice after all. I’d mentioned it, and said we were studying it, giving it a serious look, because a car like the G8 was just too good to waste.
“That’s all still true. But I have to say that, with my new “marketing” hat on, upon further review and careful study, we simply cannot make a business case for such a program. Not in today’s market, in this economy, and with fuel regulations what they are and will be.”
July 16, 2009 at 8:43 PM #432619Coronita
ParticipantJeff Bridges iz so tight. I love Hyundais. They iz just so tight, an’ I’m glad Jeff iz uh spokesman fo’ dem in the hood
I am sort of bummed about this though
WTF, is this your typical indecisiveness at old GM carrying into new GM? Nahhh. that can’t be…
This would have been a great example of Aussie’s teaching homeboys how to build good cars.
R.I.P. G8 GXP.
http://www.autoblog.com/2009/07/16/from-the-horses-mouth-lutz-says-pontiac-g8-wont-spawn-chevrol/
From the Horse’s Mouth: Lutz says Pontiac G8 won’t spawn Chevrolet CapriceGeneral Motors’ newly-appointed Vice Chairman, Bob Lutz, has penned a post on GM’s Fast Lane blog that can be boiled down to two words: My bad.
A flurry of reports spurred on by Lutz’ comments that GM was considering adapting the Pontiac G8 into a reborn, rear-wheel drive Chevrolet Caprice have been downplayed by a number of the General’s generals, including CEO Fritz Henderson. In Lutz’ post, he put the final nail in the G8-cum-Caprice’s coffin saying:
“The G8 will not be a Caprice after all. I’d mentioned it, and said we were studying it, giving it a serious look, because a car like the G8 was just too good to waste.
“That’s all still true. But I have to say that, with my new “marketing” hat on, upon further review and careful study, we simply cannot make a business case for such a program. Not in today’s market, in this economy, and with fuel regulations what they are and will be.”
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