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Well Ron, sorry but I disagree.

You see, the reason I disagree with ya is that I still see an awful lot of new Corvettes out there on the road. AND, seein' as how they still appear to sell pretty darn well, I got a feelin' that Chevy will still continue for quite some time to manufacture that WORLD CLASS sportscar(verging on "Supercar" status), which BTW is a car NOBODY in the entire world of automotive manufacturing has as yet been able to supply to the public with THAT MUCH "Bang-for-the-Buck" other than those fellas at Chevy have been able to do these last few years!!!



That works until the nanny staters start making us drive cars that are "environmentally responsible" or "safer" or whatever else they decide to make us fund and tolerate "for our own good." A quick look around at cars that were built by government owned car companies should convince anyone that the only way GM will survive will be to get out from under the governments thumb as quickly as possible and build cars people want. I don't think the government would allow GM to introduce a hot new car right now. Another econobox that runs on rechargeable batteries but no one wants? Sure!!!

We all like to think of ourselves as rugged individualists. But when push comes to shove most of us are sheep who do what we are told. Worst of all, a lot of us become unpaid agents of whoever is controlling the agenda by enforcing the current dogma on the few rugged individualists who actually exist.