I'm sorry but this is just getting downright laughable.

http://detroit.cbslocal.com/2014/05/...g-recall-list/

Where this slips into surreality is that GM has now recalled 72% MORE vehicles than they sold in all of 2013...

It is absolutely insane how many vehicles GM has recalled in the past few months. I can't believe that more people haven't gotten injured or died as a result of these defects. There are so many of them!

Remind me again why the American tax payers rescued this sorry excuse for a car company?

With that being said, it's also a good thing there doesn't seem to be people that got injured due to these issues. Better they do these recalls in the masses now than later

the american taxpayers didnt rescue the company, but their money did. You can thank your friendly neighbourhood CONgress man. .gov made the general too big to fail... wheres the incentive to perform, there is none. Its beaurocratic monolith, GM sucks for the same reason government sucks...

I mean it was a tough position. Not saving the company would have killed sooooooooo many jobs not just in the US but worldwide. Now the auto companies are like the banks though. Too big to fail.

If you are too big to fail then you may as well be state owned. Like you said, GM sucks for the same reason the government does.

Sadly the government will always such for us but they are the geniuses running the show, finding every way to benefit themselves.

yea but see where it gets interesting is what could all the money poured into GM yearly produced outside of GM? What is all that human capital capable of? This is how industries and cycles work. When someone or something disappears something else will step in to fill the void. You don't honestly think those workers and factories would of been abandoned? Do you know how many foreign makers are in the process of establishing US operations bit by bit. Construction costs alone are extremely prohibitive. A defunct GM could off offered say a KIA or Hyundai a cheap solution to gaining US operations.

Already KIA/Hyundai scooped up most of the shuttered GM dealerships, who's to say the factories would not of been the same? Don't like the fools on the hill scare you, because they were trying to save their own asses not mine or yours. Cui Bono

yes yes.. so many recalls. so little time

It's time like this where I actually appreciate when they delay the release of some vehicles cause they want to prevent people from having to go through this process.
BUT it's better for them to get our money, then deal with this mess.

I mean most of the vehicles that are affected aren't that new so there isn't that much reason to worry if you are looking into buying a new GM vehicle. It doesn't seem like people are holding GM accountable with their wallets either. It just seems kinda sad that no one is going to be held accountable for this whole debacle.