G. David Felt

Failed due to Stupid GM Marketing not marketing the SUV. You rarely find these on the used auto lot because the people that bought them love them and the average 22mpg they get. GM Failed itself to sell what was and still is a great Hybrid. At this point, GM Needs to upsize the VOLT system and get it into many different CUV's and SUV's. Exactly! LOVE the idea of a hybrid Tahoe. As far as Fiat goes, for the 500, we already have flashlight batteries, so this should not be a problem. Given the 500's nature as a sorority chic car, perhaps making it run on a cell phone battery would be more appropriate. Eh, I think the sorority chick car is fairly accurate for the regular 500 but around here you see a ton of Abarths and they are all driven by guys. I wonder what the sales split is between the 500, 500 Turbo and Abarth? Those would be some interesting numbers to see. Fiat 500 is a failure, I suspect you see a bunch of them in certain select areas but I rarely see them and the dealerships in Washington is sitting on hundreds of them. They even put other auto's out front of the dealership since they do not sell. Does not matter how much money you put on the hood. They are terrible small blow over auto's that are just sitting. MPO

Mud

I agree, Mini is past date and they need some new auto's like a Triumph or some other small roadster. I do not expect Mini to grow market share till they diversify their product line up.

Grey Market

Baby Powder BLue 1975 Chevy Luv. It needed some love with all the scares on the body, but was still kicking.

GM needs to get the VOLT system into the Chevy Equinox and GMC Terrain. They would have a sweet FWD CUV and if possible to do it with AWD they would clean up.

Plenty of people that do not want a muscle gas guzzling car but want a fun to drive luxury coupe.

Glad to see they can move forward putting this behind them. GM CEO Mary Barra is my favorite CEO GM has had to date. She truly is driving change for the better at GM and hopefully other American companies will notice it also.

Notice there is no 2.5 liter 4-cylinder on the coupe as there is on the sedan. Thanks Drew, Great point I had overlooked. That would cause a lower price but I doubt they would sell many or initially they would but people would not be happy with it.

Not so sure about that, they are popular here in Ohio. The Tesla is an amazing piece of engineering. Yes it is a great piece of Engineering, but how many can afford a $100,000 electric car.

The luxury gold carts like the Leaf seem like a green solution but in reality produce even more Green house gas and toxic waste. I believe that they are over blown sales figures for the EV market. They talk about how many are sold and yet you still do not see many of them. Seems most are bought by gov agencies and sit around. EV's have their place to help reduce immediate pollution in large congested cities, but outside of that they are not very practical.

Boys

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