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So, the contrarian in me is wondering if it's a smart move for people to give up on GM[GM
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Still, there are people out there who have thrown in the towel. They're giving up on GM for a whole host of reasons: inability to make money in North America, brands that many believe should be killed (HUMMER and Buick), and the feeling that GM vehicles still don't compete with Toyota. You may or may not buy those beliefs either for or against GM.
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But that's why I'm asking you a very straightforward question. Do you still believe in GM? or have you given up on GM? Send me your e-mails and let me know why. Were you a loyal Pontiac owner who recently decided Toyota[TM
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Questions? Comments?



