[Vaquero]

another reason to NOT buy Government Motors Vehicles...

[Kozak]

I’ll never buy another Government Motors car. Never.

[Terry Mross]

If this guy would be completely honest he’d say he wants higher gas prices but he wants the government to pay for all the gas for those who live in Detroit.

[razorback-bert]

Dan makes $9 million, what does he care about a dollar a gallon increase.

I bet Dan doesn’t drive a Dolt.

[muawiyah]

"What's good for General Motors is good for the country."

That used to be considered condemnatory by the Leftwingtards. Now its their mantra.

[driftless2]

Last week the wife and I purchased an Enclave. Does Akerson want us to take the car back? Maybe we should do that, and let the workers who made the Enclave know we were just doing what their boss advised us to do.

[cranked]

Do the elitist idiots, who we just BAILED OUT, read sign language; do they understand acronyms like GTH or GTFO or STHU? =.=

[Steely Tom]

Apparantly he thinks GM can survive selling cars only to left-wingers, at least in the American market.

[JaguarXKE]

Glad my Corvette is pre-Government Motors!

[LibLieSlayer]

What dan is actually saying is, “Due to my failed marxist roots and the communist president that hand picked me as ceo for this Nationalized company... we at government motors have started building electric cars... and we are so heavily invested in this pos car that no one wants... that we need to get the price of gas so high that you friggin’ rubes in rubeville will buy our turd named the volt”.

LLS

[Blood of Tyrants]

What does he care? He won’t notice it.

[MarkL]

GM CEO, “If we can get our congress-critters to increase the gasoline tax to $14 a gallon, think of how many Volts we could sell!”

“Call out the flying monkeys, teamsters, and UAW!”

Mark

[central_va]

I would happily pay a dollar more a gallon in taxes. Why? Because that would ensure that B. Obama would not be re-elected. Worth it.

[Sgt_Schultze]

I wrote GM earlier this morning. Just yesterday I was inspecting both the Chevy Equinox and the Buick Enclave. I thanked them for helping to eliminate their products from consideration. I received the following reply minutes ago...

Customer Relationship Specialist: Joan

Dear Sgt_Schultze,

Thank you for contacting the General Motors Customer Assistance Center. We appreciate you advising us of your concerns and providing us the opportunity to consider your comments for our business.

Mr. Akerson's comments regarding gas taxes were part of a far-ranging interview on energy policy and what types of market forces can move consumers toward more fuel efficient vehicles. While left unsaid in the interview, Mr. Akerson understands raising taxes more appropriately resides with policy makers.

One of the best things about America is that we have the freedom to openly discuss our personal values, ideas and beliefs. We recognize that individuals have many different views. Thank you for sharing yours with us. Your thoughts and opinions are very important to us. The opinions of our customers are always valued and considered.

So, it seems at this point, he's standing by his request for higher taxes (while realizing it is the government's job to implement them).

[Mike Darancette]

Another frickin tool.