Not me! I did the survey with my Passat TDI in mind. The survey said that I was a frugal cheapskate (got that one right) and a snob, too. Of course, I think the snob answer is directly related to how you answered the "good side of town" question. (Of course, they forget that sometimes "good side of town" is related more to safety than status.) The number one recommendation for me was a Peugot 505 (what is that?). The only hyperlinked recommendation was a Mercury Mystique -- not a GM. Michael Townsend -----Original Message----- From: Forhan, Thomas <Thomas.Forhan@MAIL.HOUSE.GOV> To: vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM <vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM> Date: Friday, September 24, 1999 10:00 AM Subject: Car-O-Scope = GM Marketing?
>Hey, my car-o-scope had a list of five recommended cars, but a direct link >to only one - the Cadillac Catera. Reading other responses, almost always >the number one choice is a GM vehicle ( Saabs, of course, are a GM product) >except for the one Jeep recommendation. > >My question, then, is do all of us find only one direct link for more >information out of the list of five, and how often is it a GM vehicle? |
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