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Originally Posted by MeteorGray
That's an interesting observation. Has GM been holding the secrets all these years?
I believe lil ole Mazda corporation's race car came in second right behind the Caddy after 24 hours of hard running. I was kind of proud of that, owning a Mazda and having great luck with it.
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With complaints from dealers that their products were beginning to all look alike,in 1926,DuPont-General Motors adopted design obsolescence as corporate policy,with the annual styling change,under what Alfred P.Sloan referred to as the 'law of the Paris dressmaker.'
Innovation was stifled,styling usurping all other considerations,with global implications of which we're still tied to.