Which Auto Company Designs for the Consumer?

by cate Posted 2012/02/15 13:10:24

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Chevy Volt

Is it gas? Is it Electric? Is Bob Lutz rolling his eyes and just playing catch up?

Chevy Volt

Is it gas? Is it Electric? Is Bob Lutz rolling his eyes and just playing catch up?
Nissan Murano CrossCabriolet

Oz...errrrr....Ghosn has spoken. The Nissan Murano is a spectacular car, until you saw the top off and make it a convertible. He just wouldn't listen.
Smart ForTwo

Smart for one and a half? Maybe. Smart ForTwo? Shouldn't be done.
Dodge Nitro

Noisy, gas guzzling and not pretty to look at. Get in your wayback machine, Mr. Peabody, and maybe this might sell. But for now, it is 2012.
The Ford Edsel

It's eats gas for lunch and it's a half a block long! Plus, it cost the 1950's consumer more than a ton!
Pontiac Aztec

Not your Daddy's Pontiac. Not your Mommy's Pontiac. Not your Grandpa's Pontiac. Wait. This is a Pontiac?
Jeep Liberty

If you enjoy your plumbing, avoid at any cost.
Mercedes-Benz R-Class

Is it a station wagon? Is it a crossover? Whatever it is, no Mommy wants to drive a Mercedes that decided to look like this.

Which Auto Company Designs for the Consumer?

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		Nissan
		Ford
		GM
		Mercedes-Benz
		Smart Car
		Chrysler
		This Guy in any Car

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	Nissan	0 votes	0%
	Ford	0 votes	0%
	GM	1 vote	50%
	Mercedes-Benz	0 votes	0%
	Smart Car	0 votes	0%
	Chrysler	0 votes	0%
	This Guy in any Car	1 vote	50%

Auto Companies these days. Most are run by Autocrats (no pun) that prefer to dictate to the consumers rather than listen to what the consumers truly want. Case in point...
Nissan Murano CrossCabriolet

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Jane 2012/02/15 23:55:39

GM

+1
they make corvette's

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Bingo's Faddah 2012/02/15 14:01:04

This Guy in any Car

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Any company that sells anything tries to get consumers to think their product is "cool". It took the US government, in one of it's rare instances of sanity, to introduce safety and limited expectations of quality into motorized vehicles. Our studies show cars to be safer, more fun and more affordable than they were just 25 years ago!

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