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I have to wonder if maybe it was the way GM and their dealers marketed these vehicles. The Prizm wasn't sold in my market so I don't truly know, but I think br

I have to wonder if maybe it was the way GM and their dealers marketed these vehicles. The Prizm wasn't sold in my market so I don't truly know, but I think brand loyalty on the dealers' side saw them push customers to the more true-blue options like the cavalier. One doesn't have to spend long at your average street corner to see how that turned out for the customer.

kube-system 4y ago
Yeah, it totally starts with marketing, and how manufacturers target their markets: https://jalopnik.com/nissan-is-going-to-pay-dealers-more-to-steer-customers-1846636646 https://jalopnik.com/nissan-is-going-to-pay-dealers-more-to-... Walk into a Honda/Toyota dealership and you'll probably be offered 48 or 60, and a short warranty to match.