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Subtle is definitely the keyword here. Hopefully they don't make things to obvious otherwise people who are paying all the extra money for the corvettes won't be happy. I don't think this is going to be a big issue by any means and I honestly don't think we will see any drastic changes on the econobox cars.

I'm glad GM is doing this but I have to agree with the person above me. In the end, the lawyers will be the ones coming out on top. There have been a few cases with the power steering loss, the ignition loss, air bag failures where people haven't been drunk, weren't speeding excessively etc, where this fund will come in handy. Hopefully the families that have lost loved ones, or people who have been severely injured will be compensated. I am just glad GM is doing what they can here.

Absolutely gorgeous car. I have been a fan of it since release. A little bit on the pricey side in my opinion, but there are plenty of rebate/discount options that are around for them. I would have to get the manual transmission for sure. Every car I have owned for the last several years has been manual and I find it so much more enjoyable to drive. Granted when you get stuck in stop and go traffic in the city it can be a bit annoying, but you get used to it quickly. The interior is amazing, as said above, that of a luxury car. Top it all off with a 6.2L V8 and you are in for some fun for sure!

Just wanted to drop in and say Hi. My name is Zach and I am 27 years old. I own a 2006 Chevy cobalt SS/SC that is HEAVILY modified. It's sitting on north of 400whp depending on how hard I push it via tuning. Speaking of which, that is one thing that I do for a living. I tune any GM vehicle with hptuners and I absolutely love doing it. If you guys have any questions about the car or in general, feel free to ask!