The most rubberdiculous thing i have ever seen!

[lincpimp]

Originally Posted by What's_nitro?

Some day I'm going to restore my '95 Bonneville to "factory fresh" condition. By then it will probably be considered a classic car.

I am hoping by then the deal GM made with the devil will have expired and all of the crap they have foisted on the American car buying public since 77 will magically disappear... A man can always dream.

If this sounds a bit harsh keep in mind I have painted 4 of Garbage Motors finest newer cars in the last week and none of the published paint codes came close to matching the actual color on the car. 2 yr old or newer, and they can't even get the right paint code on the build sticker. Crap, all crap. Plus GM are importing daewoo and sticking pontiac logos on them (G3)... Next thing you know they will partner with Diahatsu for a Hummer .273 (tiny turd based on those little trucks that service college campuses, etc.) And somehow make it get less than 15mpg... I wish Osama Bin Barack has flushed GM when he had the chance.

[josh9mille]

Originally Posted by lincpimp

I am hoping by then the deal GM made with the devil will have expired and all of the crap they have foisted on the American car buying public since 77 will magically disappear... A man can always dream.

If this sounds a bit harsh keep in mind I have painted 4 of Garbage Motors finest newer cars in the last week and none of the published paint codes came close to matching the actual color on the car. 2 yr old or newer, and they can't even get the right paint code on the build sticker. Crap, all crap. Plus GM are importing daewoo and sticking pontiac logos on them (G3)... Next thing you know they will partner with Diahatsu for a Hummer .273 (tiny turd based on those little trucks that service college campuses, etc.) And somehow make it get less than 15mpg... I wish Osama Bin Barack has flushed GM when he had the chance.

Gm has used daewoo cars in the past (think pontiac lemans). Ford does the same thing with kia (think aspire) And Dodge or Chrysler or whatever they are called now, does the same thing with mitsubishi, but that is common knowledge.