What the frak happened to Buick?

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I was hoping the gap between the amounts spent on Ford and GM vehicles would be a little larger, deservedly so. But it's still nice to see that Ford came out on top.

If anybody of you conservative 'Obama Motors' whack jobs needed an indication that the government isn't going to give GM special treatment due to its stake in the company, you just got it.

How is the government responsible for the failure of the industry when lack of government intervention, before bankruptcy became necessary, was one of the leading factors in the downward spiral?

Please people, stop trying to politicize every article.

I think it's funny that Autoblog is using the worst viewing angle of the Soul as their gallery cover.

The desert. It calls me.

A statement like that actually reassures me. Because for too long, the auto industry has insisted on promoting people who've worked in the industry since ground level. But while that guarantees knowledge of the product, it also guarantees that old ideas are going to keep lingering.

The American auto industry needs completely unbiased, fresh perspectives to thrive.

All this drama over what is almost certainly going to dethrone DaimlerChrysler as the worst pairing in automotive history...

I'm honestly so glad I'm alive right now. I have never been more entertained by real-world happenings as I have been over the past 90 days watching the better-than-fiction happenings in the auto industry.

Da know, I'm just to hearing Rakish used with a negative connotation. And I think the Sky is the most beautiful roadster in decades.