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Sarge
"The obvious problem was that it didn't make small cars"
Bring back the Chevy Vega! Ha ha ha!
The Chevy Vega is proof that Government Motors didn't know how to make a decent small car.
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Kwaabish
Sarge,
How about the ol' Chevette?
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Sarge
"How about the ol' Chevette?"
I suppose that was a step up from the Vega...
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dennis0bauer
about 30 years to late
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franz75
Sarge: "Government Motors" didn't need the government to fail.
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