gmguy

Having owned nothing but GM cars over the past 40 years I keep looking for a new Impala to cover the void left when the Pontiac Bonnevile went away. Now I'll admit it wasn't the perfect 4 door sport sedan but the G8 was a great car and someone at GM needs to stop living off of accomplishments from the 50's and 60's. Dumping Pontiac and Oldsmobile wasn't a great thing but when you continue to offer cars that put customers to sleep in the showroom that's what happens. Think Studebaker, Nash, Kaiser Frasiar, Packard, Etc.

I currently own 3 Corvette's a 67, 95, 2006 and 2 GTO's, a 65 and 69 all in showroom or better condition and I drive a 2009 Impala LTZ that in my opinion is a far better car then most competitors, even as old as the design is. However, at what point is GM going to plug the hole in the sales dam and stop guy's like me who want to continue buying GM cars from moving to other makes to get a real luxury sport sedan that will speck out for the New General Motors. Please, by 2014 it's going to be way too late.

Is it just me or do other feel the same.

osbornk

If I was buying a new car right now, it would probably be a Taurus with the ecoboost V6. The current Impala is a generic fleet/rental car and the Taurus went upmarket.