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I can see both sides of the argument. If I go into McDonald's and place an order for french fries, but they have no french fries made, then I have to wait. If other customers come in after me and are given the french fries first, then I will be miffed and can complain to the manager, especially if I have already paid for the fries. I ordered my fries first, and I waited. Other servers shouldn't grab my fries and give them to other customers when I have been waiting the longest. If McDonald's made a habit of doing this, they would lose a lot of business to Burger King. The same principle applies here. People have been waiting months for their "fries" (cars) and other, later customers are being served first. It's a bad business decision and GM is already in trouble.

I don't want to hear people complain, but I understand it and it might make them feel a little better to vent here as opposed to throwing a brick through their dealer's window. GM is being disrespectful to their loyal customers and serving in the wrong order - if there is an order at all.

The only thing we can do is wait. It sucks, I know. How does the song go, "sometimes waiting is the hardest part?"