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Feb 18, 2009 | 10:48 PM

#21

tollonodre

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Originally Posted by Nova

Well, I'm certain we wouldn't have this mess if it hadn't been for the democrats blocking attempts to lower fuel prices last May, June, July. High fuel prices brought consumer confidence and sales down. From there it was a chain reaction. Now, America elected one as president.

Sadly, things are not looking too good for Hummer. I hope it lives on.

Please. Republicans and democrats are equally to blame. They're like unions - all they care about is themselves (and outdoing the other side) while the country goes to pot.

And people buying $45K trucks don't care about the price of fuel, and certainly not over a 3 month price spike.

Hummer was a fad and fashion statement - but then the world changed and now it's over.

Feb 19, 2009 | 03:06 AM

#22

madmike

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Shh .. Its the Federal Reserve monopoly on money and credit. The Federal Reserve bank is no more federal than Federal Express. If they just let the market work we would probably have muscle cars including Hummers running on water/hydrogen by now. My two cents but you didnt hear it from me...haha

Feb 19, 2009 | 06:19 PM

#23

Kawboy40

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From: Northern L.P. of Michigan

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Originally Posted by JNR

Please GM, don't water down the name with "Made in China"...argh! Tired of seeing/buying their junk all the time (no choice)

Better to just let it fade away at that point, imo

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I would think that if Hummer fades away our local GM dealerships would have to start servicing Hummer vehicles. I'd rather have GM standing behind my vehicle then some communist chinese company.