I agree, every time I see a little fender GM badge (do they still put the logo on the seatbelt clips too?) it reminds me of a giant evil corporation, like OCP. It seems to work for chrysler though (probably because its a symbol without letters).

But to get back to GM, its not like Lexus reminds anyone that its a toyota marque, and I don't know how many times my dad has forgetfully asked me if infiniti is a Chrysler brand (?). the japanese market in a way to have their brands stand on their own, and its seems to work well for them.

I'm just gonna finish with saying that it seems that having GM on everything is sorta condescending to the consumer, suggesting that they can't figure out what they want on their own.

I'm sure our thoughts don't consist of bloated code

My dad had a celebrity station wagon with a carburetor and it ate fan belts like a lineman eats lo mein at a chinese buffet. We always had to have the window opened because he wouldn't turn on the AC

I would much rather Jerry,George and Cramer

Batman drove stick in that one, even while shooting machine guns in that little compartment... hmm

Chevy Celebrity, ftw

I didn't really think Chrysler sold 77,000 Seabrings and Avengers.

It took four years, but somebody has almost sorta caught up to the Imacs AIO design. Kind of looks like an overgrown 5g ipod without a clickwheel.

Hmm, the whole car seems to be a crumple zone!

Hey, at least we know Apple won't be announcing a processor switch back to PowerPC. Heh.

One more thing = Powerbook G5
YES!!!