[Army Air Corps]

I will not even think of buying a GM car so long as Gooberment is a shareholder.

[pieceofthepuzzle]

“I will not even think of buying a GM car so long as Gooberment is a shareholder.”

I won't buy anything union, until the unions get out of politics and make joining voluntary.

[Pontiac]

I will not even think of buying a GM car so long as Gooberment is a shareholder.

I will go you one better.

I will not buy a GM car as long as the government or the UAW is a share holder.

[ColdSteelTalon]

I second that

[ColdSteelTalon]

I second that

[usconservative]

I will not even think of buying a GM car so long as Gooberment is a shareholder.

I won't buy anything from any company that took bailout money TAXPAYER DOLLARS, ESPECIALLY THOSE COMPANIES THAT WERE DRIVEN INTO THE GROUND BY THE SOCIALIST UNIONS! When it came time to replace my wife's 1999 Dodge Grand Caravan with 125,000 miles on it, we bought a Honda Oddysey instead of another Dodge.

I'm getting ready to replace my 2005 GMC Envoy Denali with a whopping 60,000 miles on it that needs $1,500 in front end work due to shoddy engineering and workmanship with either a Ford Explorer or a Toyota ForeRunner.

Either way, Dodge or General Motors ObamaMotors isn't getting another dollar from me.

The only reason I'm even considering Ford at the moment is at least they were smart enough to see the problem coming several years ago, managed to get their unions to negotiate their contracts down, and avoided stealing our tax dollars to stay afloat.

Since both Honda and Toyota are made in America by American's in NON-UNION shops I can still take pride in knowing that I helped keep another American employed.

[Opinionated Blowhard]

I’m one of them too. Even if GM repays every penny, they are last on the list. Go Ford.