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  1. March-12-19, 07:07 PM #176
    Richard
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wesley Mouch View Post
    Sentimentality is worth nothing. In the 60s and 70s, we had a General Motors that didn't try to reinvent itself. We saw the result.
    The EPA had a lot to do with that,but I think GM should have a luxury car division.

    Full framed that is luxury and not trying to pass off as a sports car,basic simple switches with a ride that sucks up potholes without knocking your teeth out.

    We used to refer to them as land yachts.
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  2. March-23-19, 08:20 PM #177
    Danny
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    Default GM Hamtramck Plant may close!! But keep then Lake Orion Plant Open.

    OH OH!!! GM execs. May think about closing GM Hamtramck Assembly Plant and put on $300 Million Dollar investment to the GM plant in Lake Orion.

    The GM Hamtramck Assembly Planet is the mine for the workers in Hamtramck. Will the plant closure doom the small town? So far it already doomed Poletown.

    https://www.crainsdetroit.com/automo...-restructuring
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