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by john pennington on July 27th, 2009

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During the 1950s and 60s, GM changed the body styles from one year to the next on its new automobiles. no two years were alike. this was a big selling point for GM. maybe GM should do the same now?

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  • by gondola on July 27th, 2009

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    I don't think so. I believe they should fix the problems the vehicles have now and focus on building a reliable vehicle. Once that is done, they can change the body styles (which is bad for the consumer that purchased a previously style).

    You also have to keep in mind, during that time, there was very little competition from overseas companies, and Americans were in love with big, gas guzzling engines.

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  • by Nemo_S on May 24th, 2011

    Nemo_S

    Designs effect gas mileage and there is only so much you can do to be aerodynamically low profile and wind neutral to achieve high gas mileage per gallon numbers...

    ~Nemo~

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  • by Doak_W on May 24th, 2011

    Doak_W

    Fuck Obama

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