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#26
01-05-2014, 04:28 PM
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I haven't read the book (going to have to now), but why couldn't GM finish out those cars and still sell them as left over 1972 models? They met all the regulations for 1972, it wouldn't be any different than now when a dealer has a left over year old model on the lot. They have it until it sells. In fact, I bought my new '97 Bonneville that way. It was at least a model year old when I bought it and very close to being two model years old. I got a great deal because of that!
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