Oil won't come back for at least 5 years. That's what

>>1045504
"Overall, I think these [high] sales will be stable for at least the next three or four years," he said. "And we continue to see an upside potential. The only threat to SUV sales might be increasing gas prices, which seem unlikely."

http://www.startribune.com/gm-pushing-ahead-rapidly-with-texas-plant-expansion/364710581/

People still buy GM vehicles? What the fuck, america?

>>1045566
Yeah I wouldn't. Full on satellite spy tracking, remote disable, chips in every component (to prevent theft) so very expensive replacements when things start to inevitably fail and poor reliability.

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I honestly don't understand people.
Gas skyrockets and all you here is people saying that I'll never get into this situation again.
Gas drops and suddenly SUV's are the big sales item again.