Typically Ugly, Uninspired GM Aztek Pontiac

March 31, 2009 | burlingame, California | Vetting explained

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What is surprising is that GM has survived. The company's arrogant, "we tell buyers what to buy" attitude has been its undoing, decades after it should have imploded. And to watch the company select another insider to shepherd its way after ousted unrealistic, cockeyed optimist CEO Waggoner is simply another stupid move by a firm that is simply too big and will fail. The chain of events is breathtaking and so sad. As an ex-Detroiter, I have owned Chevrolet, Pontiacs, Cadillacs through the years. I was loyal to Detroit cars long past a time when my loyalty was wise. I have not owned a GM car in many years. Like many others, I have given up on the company. Their head has been in the sand too long. Time for the rest of the carcass to be buried.

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