Yup, with a number of parties interested in Hummer, an economy showing good signs of resiliency, and presidential candidates starting to pretend to care about Detroit (at least its progress) it looks like GM is getting a little breathing room. I have to admit though I'm more impressed with Ford's performance. GM is moving more slowly and cautiously, and that might cost them. Heck, if I wasn't looking for a performance car I'd actually probably buy a Ford.
