i've given my opinion with my pocket book although i was sitting down when i bought it and not on my own two feet. after making my own path in life, on my own terms your suggestion although well stated is a little late for me. perhaps not here but on other boards i've stated my small nits with the car that obviously didn't prevent me from buying it. if you don't like it great, don't. what i find interesting is what is opined on these boards particularly by some (not all) "old goat" owners. my point was that they don't reflect opinion in the same proportion as in the real world (this is the cyber-world you know). pontiac sales numbers are way up. in talking with my salesman he said the car is pulling lots of lookers in. job done. the whole point of this "sales flop" theme was that the car did not have validity because of sales numbers. pontiac sales up, street acceptance is there. flop? my post was just to define where that measure misses the mark. you just define it the way it fits your world. don't worry 'bout it, you won't hurt my feelings.
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