Talk to Bob Lutz.
Re: Talk to Bob Lutz.
FWIW, people are beginning to make reference to Bob about Camaro. He says that he'll have a tough time responding over the next 2-3 days, because of NAIAS.
We'll see if he has anything to say about it.
We'll see if he has anything to say about it.
Last edited by Z284ever; Jan 9, 2005 at 09:37 PM.
Re: Talk to Bob Lutz.
Originally Posted by Z284ever
FWIW, people are beginning to make reference to Bob about Camaro. He says that he'll have a tough time responding over the next 2-3 days, because of NAIAS.
We'll see if he has anything to say about it.
We'll see if he has anything to say about it.
Re: Talk to Bob Lutz.
Originally Posted by Z28Wilson
Probably something along the lines of "we'll have that market covered with the exciting new Monte Carlo SS and Cobalt SS." 

Re: Talk to Bob Lutz.
Originally Posted by Z28Wilson
Probably something along the lines of "we'll have that market covered with the exciting new Monte Carlo SS and Cobalt SS." 

Re: Talk to Bob Lutz.
Posted my typical interior commentary.
It's not the price that's the issue though, or the "quality" of the materials, it's the work upfront in the engineering community that keeps failing. Personally, I'm nowhere near an expert in pleasing interior material selections, but I can tell you when the process that decided how two panels will fit together has failed miserably, which it continues to do.
It's not the price that's the issue though, or the "quality" of the materials, it's the work upfront in the engineering community that keeps failing. Personally, I'm nowhere near an expert in pleasing interior material selections, but I can tell you when the process that decided how two panels will fit together has failed miserably, which it continues to do.
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