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Originally Posted by germanicus
One thing to consider is that a car company will wait until the last possible moment to announce the EOL for a product. This is because of the negative impact it has on brand perception. Dead man walking. Regardless of the quality of the product, it has a real world negative affect on sales over the remainder of its availability. Therefore, they are much more likely to just say its delayed instead of cancelled, even when they know otherwise.
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Ok so every time they choose to hold information on the next release we should all just assume that they are being discontinued right? 2023 is 4 years away dude. Should GM already be publishing the pics, MSRP, engine and trans lineup, options, etc already??
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Originally Posted by BradfordCamaro
Battle of the un-names sources.
Nothing to read here....move along.
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Actually, one report has an un-named sourde. The other report is from GM...
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Originally Posted by detamble13
I find it hard to read the news anymore as most articles have some sort of sensational headline to grab your attention. "Critics slam new proposed legislation"... meanwhile it's some twitter user with the handle Jonny69 who made a negative comment.
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Exactly. And the problem is that this is becoming more and more prevalent. There are people who want the public to think a certain way and as such they resort to these methods. I'm no Trump supporter...but I gotta say, dude was right on the money when he said "fake news".