This has gotten really old...
#1
This has gotten really old...
In every TV discussion/interview about GM, someone inevitably says "GM doesn't build cars people want". Today, the Secretary of Transportation said it. Just a few minutes ago, I heard Andy Richter, on the Tonight Show, say the same thing. Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr....
#5
In every TV discussion/interview about GM, someone inevitably says "GM doesn't build cars people want". Today, the Secretary of Transportation said it. Just a few minutes ago, I heard Andy Richter, on the Tonight Show, say the same thing. Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr....
#6
#8
translation:
Gm doesn't build cars with a toyota logo.
Take off the GM logo and suddenly people want the same car that 2 seconds ago wasn't cool.
Most of the general buying public is like the iphone generation, they only want somethings that 'new and shiney' to show they are hip.
Gm doesn't build cars with a toyota logo.
Take off the GM logo and suddenly people want the same car that 2 seconds ago wasn't cool.
Most of the general buying public is like the iphone generation, they only want somethings that 'new and shiney' to show they are hip.
#13
translation:
Gm doesn't build cars with a toyota logo.
Take off the GM logo and suddenly people want the same car that 2 seconds ago wasn't cool.
Most of the general buying public is like the iphone generation, they only want somethings that 'new and shiney' to show they are hip.
Gm doesn't build cars with a toyota logo.
Take off the GM logo and suddenly people want the same car that 2 seconds ago wasn't cool.
Most of the general buying public is like the iphone generation, they only want somethings that 'new and shiney' to show they are hip.
#14
translation:
Gm doesn't build cars with a toyota logo.
Take off the GM logo and suddenly people want the same car that 2 seconds ago wasn't cool.
Most of the general buying public is like the iphone generation, they only want somethings that 'new and shiney' to show they are hip.
Gm doesn't build cars with a toyota logo.
Take off the GM logo and suddenly people want the same car that 2 seconds ago wasn't cool.
Most of the general buying public is like the iphone generation, they only want somethings that 'new and shiney' to show they are hip.
I want to shoot myself, on a g6 board I am arguing with members about how their G6 GT is not much faster then my G6 base V6.
same car
same motor
Only differnce the GT has tapshift, which everyone agrees is lame.
Gt has adjustable pedals.
GT has a .23 better final drive.
Yet they will argue that a GT, will smoke v6s by buslengths because they are "base models"
#15
That tells you it's almost purely a marketing problem.
And how do you solve a marketing problem? Increase the budgets. How do you increase the marketing budgets? Kill the secondary brands and funnel the money into the core products. (Unfortuantely, killing the secondary brands requires going bankrupt.)
With GM focused on selling one car against the Camry instead of three, don't be surprised if the Malibu is on top of the sales charts within a few years.