Typical GM shenanigans if you followed them for the last 50
years literally.
- Starting with the Chevrolet Vega, going to the Pontiac
fiero,
- the 4 + 3 automatic transmission Corvette thing the mid 80s,
- making GEOS a brand and then dissolving it,
- making Saturn a brand that
was somewhat independent then turning it into rebadged GM’s from all
over the world,
- the way too small 4L60E transmission wedged into full
size trucks,
- the peeling paint (down to the primer) of the late 80s to today,
- getting rid of all the rear wheel drive full size vehicles
(what they were known for),
- turning Chevrolet and GMC trucks into the
same basic vehicle,
- Cadillac garbage Northstar V8,
- the garbage Cadillac
4.1 and 4.5 l V8 engine family,
- the garbage 8,6,4 Cadillac displacement
on demand,
- turning Pontiac into a mundane car then killing the brand,
- turning Oldsmobile into a mundane car then killing the brand when only
12 years before it was one of the best selling cars in America,
- the
first generation Duramax Diesel that ate injectors like a clock passes
time.
- Spending hundreds of millions of dollars designing the ev1
electric car back in the late 1990s then immediately recalling them
smashing them all and then killing their program,
- killing the Chevrolet
Camaro and bringing it back 6 or 8 years later destroying brand
recognition.
- Taking the Hummer vehicle line well they were still popular
and relatively good sellers and killing off the brand mind you this is
during the rise of the truck and the SUVs instead of making more fuel
efficient Hummers.
- All in all these are only a few of the numerous problems GM has done
since the early 1970s.
- And it was all intentional to kill the US auto makers, so orientals could take it over using slave labor.
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I've driven the best truck ever made since March of 1990, original owner, a 1989 Toyota 4WD SR5 with elec windows, cruise control, 3 transmissions, sunroof, 6ft bed, camper shell, and 24MPG. I even had to live in it one year. Everything works, it gets me there, and it can go off road easy peasy. Same truck for 32 1/2 years. It still looks and runs, great. Something about looking after, appreciating, and taking care of the blessings He puts in our path. This truck has been certainly one of those blessings. It's moved countless people and myself, helped folks with item movabouts, camping and altar clearing, big and small adventures where He has led me, simple errands and that constantly. Thousands of bibles and orgone creations went into the world, out of this truck. Thousands. Anyways, point is, honor the blessings He gives you. Every Single day.
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