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GMC Envoy XUV Discontinued. Anybody know why
GM has to do more than make a profitable car and-or truck. They have to do something go get customers back, customers like me who after my last GM vehicle, don;t even consider GM a viable consideration. I read GM will close their best, least error prone plant, rather than re-tool it. This plant is located in Canada, and makes some Buicks and GMCs, IIRC. They average around 83 defects per 100 autos. The average is 150+ per 100 vehicles. To get me back, GM first must product a vehicke that appeals to me. Currently, they do not. Second, they must give new buyers a no questions asked, money back if not satisfied, no gimicks or strings asked, guarantee on their vehicles. Third, they have to stop building cars that break - even their quality standard bearer, the Impala. A friend had the drivers side wiper go off the wind- shield to the A pillar in a rain storm requiring high speed wipers. It was 300+ for labor to replace the striped wiper motor. There is no excuse for that to happen. Aguanga CA conflict more people, more scars upon the land I was going to respond to your post with an informative well thought out response about Motoventures and the good things Mr. Laplante has done for the sport of off road... Frankly, I doubt I will be purchasing a GM anytime in the forseeable future. Bruce -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------ "I like bad!" Bruce Burden Austin, TX. - Thuganlitha The Power and the Prophet Robert Don Hughes
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