That title isn't the most biased representation possible.
I would expect nothing less of an article about GM. The Malibu, CTS, Cobalt, and G8 show no signs of competing with the market. Their unimpressive ratings and reviews reflect no interest in competing with the market in areas of performance, fuel efficiency, comfort, and luxury. This complete lack of competitive will is most evident in platforms that do show up at the track, only to score 7:22.6 at the Nurburgring. GM doesn't have the most cars producing over 30 mpg on the highway, and all of those E85 cars are a hoax.
Seriously, Congress wants GM to produce impotent cars to kill it. It's amazing. They want fuel efficient city cars, no trucks, and no performance vehicles. Let's not forget that the competitive imports are loving the possibility that American sports cars would no longer be competing with their products. It would be great if the Republican side of Congress looked outside and saw all of the GM cars on the street that show that people buy their products or that GM was a victim of a credit crunch.
Call your elected officials.