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Originally posted by TheImmaculateD1
reply to post by macman
Until you schedule a test drive to drive a Volt don't talk yap on it while continuing to fall for spun propaganda. It is an attack yes, a direct assault and attack on the lies and mistruths you are issuing.
Originally posted by TheImmaculateD1
reply to post by peck420
Out of your list the following have hybrid variants :
Ford F150 - Toyota Camry, Ford Escape and Ford Fusion and each ranks that high due to each having a hybrid variant.
Without the hybrid sales factored in each model would've ranked far lower as that is total sales.
Originally posted by TheImmaculateD1
I am defending America and American ingenuity.
Originally posted by TheImmaculateD1
This is about the future Who cares if GM is financing and producing hybrids and electrics, the fact that they are should have everyone fawning over them instead of using it as yet another strike and swipe to attack everything American.
Originally posted by TheImmaculateD1
When the Banks pulled their little kid game ploy in 07 by freezing the credit market that made GM and every other company unavailable to secure and arrange financing which was a contributing factor to the 08 crash.
Originally posted by TheImmaculateD1
ALL TO PREVENT THE UNITED STATES FROM COMPETING IN THIS NEW ERA OF MOTORING!.
Originally posted by peck420
reply to post by Indigo5
Best selling vehicles 2011:
1) Ford F150
2) Chevy Silverado
3) Toyota Camry
4) Nissan Altima
5) Ford Escape
6) Ford Fusion
7) Honda Accord
8) Toyota Carolla
9) Chevy Cruze
10) Dodge Ram
In all cases where a hybrid model is available, it is not the top seller of that model.
Hybrids have not yet hit the point of cost vs justification for the average consumer.
Originally posted by TheImmaculateD1
Every publication that's reviewed it, every internet auto test website has reviewed it and all love it and are praising it yet only a small handful of people actually are still slamming the USA and will continually use any lame arse excuse to further attack the nation, attack innovation, attack good olde fashioned Yankee inginuity.
Originally posted by TheImmaculateD1
The fact that GM couldn't pay back the loan in mere weeks of it being issued is what everyone's problem here, not the fact that GM actually got a loan but the fact that 25 Million don't have to worry about where their job is going to be tomorrow but all back the banks blindly and refuse to talk yap on them out of a fear it "might scare away the job creators and financiers".
Originally posted by TheImmaculateD1
Until you blackout on the banks as you are doing GM now Up until 2008 GM had one of the best corporate credit ratings and was tops and that doesn't qualify them from getting a loan.
Originally posted by TheImmaculateD1
Not everything in this world is done for profit or for the betterment of a handful of companies.
Originally posted by TheImmaculateD1
This is a template program that will allow the Federal Government to loan money to companies directly without involving or needed the foreign controlled and operated Federal Reserve as the private control ends at the end of this year. It's clear as crystal you want us to constantly cowtail and bend over for whatever screwjob The SCUM concocts tomorrow!
Originally posted by macman
Neo just broke it down for you.
Originally posted by macman
The excuse that this happens because of this or that, or the crying over Foreign Auto Makers getting this or that does not negate the fact that the Chevy Volt is a failure, sales wise.
Originally posted by Indigo5
Originally posted by macman
Neo just broke it down for you.
No...Neo just BSed as always with a BS Quote that was hacked up and some dubunked bad math.
Originally posted by macman
The excuse that this happens because of this or that, or the crying over Foreign Auto Makers getting this or that does not negate the fact that the Chevy Volt is a failure, sales wise.
See...you are talking about whether the Chevy Volt succeeded to hit it's sales target in its first year...I am explaing that this OP is BS, debunked math and false claims funded by Oil Barrons famous for propaganda.
Are you capable of understanding that we both are right?
Originally posted by TheImmaculateD1
1. Your opening futile attempt is an attack on me as you are unable to hit back on facts and levy cheap attacks!
Originally posted by TheImmaculateD1
2. When GMAC was forced away from GM that forced GM to deal with The SCUM directly for financing which means it had to go "out of house" to secure customer funding.
www.detroitnews.com...
Originally posted by TheImmaculateD1
3. Remember the EV1 from 97? Big Oil was confirmed in 06 to have caused GM to lose the Volt.
Originally posted by TheImmaculateD1
This has nothing to do with cronyism.
Originally posted by TheImmaculateD1
This is the issue, it is a success. 8,000 units in year 1 alone doesn't not qualify it as a success.
Originally posted by TheImmaculateD1
OWS is demanding that a company who got a loan is to pay it back and GM is adhering to all agreements!
Originally posted by macman
Sure, to a degree I guess.
Issue still stands that GM is the Auto Darling of the Govt, gets an interest free loan from the Govt and huge tax subsidizes.
Thems are the breaks.