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Originally Posted by Hylton
Many people on this board think of GM only as a North American company and don't look at the billlions of dollars spent globally on repetitive BS. Vauxhaul, Opel and Holden also need to be consolidated in the new GM. Anywhere you go in the world, a Toyota Corolla is a Toyota Corolla. At GM, the european division has to justify it's existence by taking a Chevy platform and changing everything to make it look different and calling it something else and visa-versa. Total waste.
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How much world travelling have you done? Obviously not much. I've spent a decent amount of time in central and south america and I can assure you that cars from all manufacturers vary greatly in other countries. How many propane powered cars do you see here? How many diesel Toyota trucks are there? You could have at least gone to
wikipedia before spouting off about the Corolla. Not to mention that the Corolla is a rarity in that it does carry it's nameplate worldwide more than any other car.