That's exactly my point.

 

LOL

 

Shut the fuck up, ******.

edit: goodnight.

 

haha....nighty-night, spiccy-poo.

 

i dont car i just saw this thread and that shit looks hot

 

i think you're on the right track.

look, i'm not your friend, i could care less if you chose to end your life because of this very thread so i'll break it down to you so you can understand it without sugarcoating it like blaxican has been trying to do for the past couple pages. you and a few people on this board who are of a similar mindset are just simply upset because you have this ridiculously exaggerated sense of pride/tradition/loyalty that won't allow you to accept the simple fact that these "great american icons" are returning and overlook the minor detail of who built them. you're caught up in a fantasy world where you feel like YOU should be the CEO of GM and that YOUR opinion should be RIGHT.

it doesn't work like that, asshole. there are certain things about running a multi-billion dollar industry-leading business that would overrule your stupid ideals on a car "living up to its name". i'm sure when GM's upper level management was holding a conference to discuss future projects, if a demand from one of the executives for the new GNX just HAVING to be a buick from the ground up was brought up, regardless of the additional costs of engineering an entirely new platform-independent car (i'm sure you'd love a fwd gnx) and building new facilities to produce it, etc. etc. when there's already a good platform that could be transitioned easily PLUS giving the consumer a car reminiscent yet much more capable than the original, he'd get laughed out of the room and fucking fired. let alone what all these additional costs would do to the cost when presented to the consumer. i'm sure there are PLENTY of other reasons GM decided to go this route (if they even go this route) that are beyond all of our comprehension, so just leave the decision-making to the professionals that get paid more than we can imagine and stop your God damned crying.

 

Wow...I think that may be the first time I've ever been accused of sugarcoating. I feel so.....dirty.

 

Spic, bottom line:

Loyalty died 20 years ago. It's all about the money.

Love,
~Matt

 

What BMW's are you talking about?

 

All Z3s, Z4s, X3s and X5s are assembled in South Carolina. But their parts are from Germany.


Mine was made in Germany b/c I'm special.