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 The New GMPosted on Jun 3, 2009
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By Gilbert LaBiaga, June 3, 2009 at 5:31 am Link to this comment
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GM debacle could have been avoided if the electric car project under then GM CEO, 1988 was undertaken with seriousness. The idea ahead of its time was killed by self interest or by interest groups.
Report thisNow, the new GM as seen by competitors, Japan in particular and other carmakers in general, looks just a toy Hummer! Pathetic but it is real.