I was really hatin' on these cars at first. This summer I got to see a few in person and it grew on me quite a bit. But still, I agree with what seems to be the common consensus: it's not enough car for the money. I'd rather the Vette, or if I needed a sedan I'd go with a CTS for that coin.

I can think of a lot more shameful cars to drive/ buy than an SS (damn, I still hate that they used that name here)

 

I would like one just can't talk my wife into getting one LOL..
I have six car's now she say's I don't need seven cars..

 

I like the style of it but I dont like the price either. It needs to cost about half the money.

 

Rather save a bit more and buy a Corvette

 

Thanks Keane, > Great Vid.

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Thanks 'all for your posts/words/opinion...

 

GM to halt car production in Australia, industry in crisis
By Maggie Lu Yueyang and Sonali Paul SYDNEY/MELBOURNE (Reuters) - General Motors Co said it would stop making cars in Australia by 2017 due to high costs and a cripplingly strong currency, fuelling fears rival Toyota Motor Corp will follow suit and put the entire local autos industry at risk. The decision by the world's second-largest auto maker to close its Holden plants in South Australia and Victoria states is the latest blow to Australia's manufacturing industry and the auto sector in particular. "No matter which way we apply the numbers, our long term business case to make and assemble cars in this country is simply not viable," General Manager Mike Devereux told reporters at GM's car plant in Adelaide on Wednesday. The decision to halt domestic production of Holden cars , long a source of national pride, will pile more pressure on Prime Minister Tony Abbott's conservative government, which is seeking to manage a slowdown in the $1.5 trillion economy as a decade-long mining investment boom slows.
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