Re: New "What Ifs?"
Posted by Tim Cole On 2014/8/8 17:49:55
I love when people call me stupid.
Let's look at some product numbers for Cadillac.
1966 197,000 Cadillacs (2700 Eldorados)
2013 183,000 Of the Cadillac alphabet soup plus Escalade/Chevy.
I don't like German cars. In fact I don't like any of the cars being built today because they are junk. However, that situation is mostly the result of idiotic government regulations requiring more and more gadgets the effectiveness of such is due to politically based misinformation. For example, rather than encourage people to drive less to reduce pollution and traffic fatalities, the governent mandates tires with puny and unsafe aspect ratios. Now when you hit a pothole on one of Michigan's unsafe motorways your wheel is destroyed and you crash your car. No problem, the airbag dead weight is their to save you - supposedly.
Toyota is the number one car maker. The only thing stopping Chevrolet from becoming number one is lack of investment in the core product - reliable transportation.
Once they do that they can again waste money on Cadillac and that dreadful Corvette (another waste of money).
Now let's look at some of these permutations:
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Let's look at some product numbers for Cadillac.
1966 197,000 Cadillacs (2700 Eldorados)
2013 183,000 Of the Cadillac alphabet soup plus Escalade/Chevy.
I don't like German cars. In fact I don't like any of the cars being built today because they are junk. However, that situation is mostly the result of idiotic government regulations requiring more and more gadgets the effectiveness of such is due to politically based misinformation. For example, rather than encourage people to drive less to reduce pollution and traffic fatalities, the governent mandates tires with puny and unsafe aspect ratios. Now when you hit a pothole on one of Michigan's unsafe motorways your wheel is destroyed and you crash your car. No problem, the airbag dead weight is their to save you - supposedly.
Toyota is the number one car maker. The only thing stopping Chevrolet from becoming number one is lack of investment in the core product - reliable transportation.
Once they do that they can again waste money on Cadillac and that dreadful Corvette (another waste of money).
Now let's look at some of these permutations:
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