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fielderLS3 · 06-07-2011, 04:30 PM

Not surprising. It is a win-win for those involved. GM's largest shareholder (the Treasury) gets more revenue. GM would find it easier to sell the cars (at probably inflated prices) the government is forcing them to build that people would really rather not have if they had a real choice. And if consumers revolt and stop spending their money on GM cars, they can just make up the difference by taking even more from the taxpayer with force.

All interests win but the people's. Welcome to 21st Century America. More taxes, less freedom.

06-07-2011, 04:30 PM	#101
fielderLS3 Drives: 2016 Mazda6, 2011 Mustang 5.0 Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Portage, Wisconsin Posts: 4,049	Not surprising. It is a win-win for those involved. GM's largest shareholder (the Treasury) gets more revenue. GM would find it easier to sell the cars (at probably inflated prices) the government is forcing them to build that people would really rather not have if they had a real choice. And if consumers revolt and stop spending their money on GM cars, they can just make up the difference by taking even more from the taxpayer with force. All interests win but the people's. Welcome to 21st Century America. More taxes, less freedom. __________________ 2022 1SS 1LE (Arrived 4/29/22) "The car is the closest thing we will ever create to something that is alive." . 2022 1SS 1LE (Coming Soon)