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If you ever come back in here cheerleading for General Motors, I will have you removed.There is no doubt that when a person dies or hurt due to bad parts, it's not a good thing. But to think this is just a GM issue and other companies are not doing the same thing, your blind. This is what I have been dealing with since I bought my Escape in 2013. http://www.autoblog.com/2013/11/27/ford-recalls-the-2013-escape-for-seventh-time/
Same goes for any other cheerleader. I don't want to hear it... PERIOD.
The day I give anyone an ear so they can sing about a mass-murderer is long gone.
Keep the conversation on the Camaro and Corvette. I don't know how long I can even stomach that.
No, other companies DO NOT mislead customers to this extent. Usually when a few start dying, a recall is issued. No problem with defective parts...
Big problem selecting sub-standard parts, killing people by that decision and covering up, delaying recall, covering that up, cover up at bailout, recalling a handful, fixing and not documenting (another cover up) and lying about the whole thing.
Now they plead for their future while they plead their innocence in Civil court.
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