GM says goodbye to 54 sponsorship contracts

Good start, If any from GM key people reads our comments, these are the issues why many don't buy GM cars: Designes are to sharp with edges (like the Caddis, Youken, etc), you need to be inspired by baeuty like Aston Marin for sport cars, Mercedes Benz for lexury Techonolgy: I think this area is ok with GM, but the interface "bottuns" are too big and not 2009 related Materials used: Body material always looked cheap, never given the feeling of solid like german cars, inside leather and other materials looks too ruen after 12 months and the car looks like 5yrs old even if it is 2009. Number of products: Too much you do have, you should have one lexury car compared to Mercedes S Class, I suggest one model only you name it GM - Caddilac class, and for 4X4 & SUVS name it GM - GMC class and to have 2 models X4X & SUV, and mid & small to be GM-Pontiac Classes, and 2 sport versions GM-Corvette Class. So GM ends with only 7 cars manufactued and focus on above mentioned qualities

No offense to Goodness, but if GM is reading these posts, please don't follow the advice given in his/her post. Even BMW doesn't survive on 7 models and becoming a copycat, homogenized brand isn't going to be any easy to market or sell. I do agree that they should improve in all areas, as other manufacturers continue to do, but for luxury technology they should look to Lexus, for overall heft and quality they should refer to Audi, and for character (sportiness) they may want to try a BMW, BUT, let the inspiration be a test drive and possible benchmark and nothing more. Now if we could just get them to stop running these new ads....The 'new' GM indeed.

I love the way Caddy's look. They are amazing. Gm has too many issues that only bankruptcy could solve. Let's see what happens....

What about GM place stadium in Vancouver, B.C.???

caddy does need a new flagship there bringing out a model witch should be as goodlooking as the awsome sixteen concept have bentley and rollsroyces in there crosshairs

So...no more transformers... well, at least they will really start healing up as a company without squandering money.