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Originally Posted by jrc1122
My wife changed her name when she married me, but she is still the same person.
You can change you name, but you can't wash away the past.
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no, but thats not even close to what happened. It would be if we were discussing Motors Liquidation Company ... but we're not. We're talking about the company created little more than 1 year ago.
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Originally Posted by jrc1122
Not to mention that people in earlier models GMs, still take their car in for service to the "new GM" for warranty work. Why because its virtually the same company.
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Few take their car to the company, unless the dealership happens to be owned by the company. Many take them to an independently owned and operated dealership. Others take them to generalized shops who are also certified for warranty work.
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Originally Posted by jrc1122
Another example: If you personally go bankrupt, and then decide to change your name legally.. And you go out and apply for credit.. You are still going to get denied.. Just because you changed your name, and went bankrupt, doesn't mean that stuff just goes away.
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You are confusing M.L.Co with G.M.Co.
A more accurate comparison would be going bankrupt as a couple, as a result of your spouse. Then you divorce and you more or less keep your name, and your spouse changes theirs. Its not a perfect analogy, but its a lot better.