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Old 13-01-2009, 05:15 PM   #1
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Default General Motors urges higher petrol prices

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THE boss of the world's biggest car marker, General Motors, says the chances of his company surviving the automotive industry crisis is good, but "it's not 100 per cent".

In an interview with journalists overnight, Rick Wagoner, said the current dip in the cost of fuel was making it difficult to force motorists into more economical vehicles,
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WTF? Lets see, SS, Corvette, Big trucks etc...this is one of the wierdest things i've heard...

GM just likes a Whinge eh.

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