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Originally Posted by Evergreen6
Cars are selling good enough post-recession in a warming economy, and GM isn't hungry enough for business, so they're cutting costs in a place where they don't think it will hurt sales. Plain and simple. If you're in the market for a 2016 Camaro, are you NOT going to buy it because it doesn't come with a 100k warranty anymore?
How many of you think you'll actually keep your car until 100k?
How many of you think you'll hit 100k in 5 years? (because the warranty ends whichever comes first).
Hyundai was the one that leveled the market with its 100k warranty. It was virtually unheard of, and this was back when GM/Ford were still doing 3/36. The Germans were still doing 4/50k bumper to bumper. Longer warranties are only a more recent thing, and now that sales are back, manufacturers aren't doing anything they don't have to in order to move product.
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Lol... GM isn't hungry enough? That's the problem ! Can never let your success kill your hunger . GM's not hungry enough until they almost go bankrupt again! Lol... More bailout money!