[car fanatics]

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Photo credit: General Motors
January 18, 2012
By: CF staff

A House panel investigating the government's handling of an investigation into fire risks in the Chevrolet Volt has asked General Motors CEO Dan Akerson to testify next Wednesday.

A panel of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee will hear testimony from the government's top auto safety regulator, David Strickland, who heads the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

Akerson, who is also GM's chairman, hasn't decided yet whether to accept the invitation to testify, the company said Wednesday.

[All-Or-Nothing]

I know I like poking fun at the Zolt but this here is BULLSHIT.


Those mother frakkers can't agree on a budget but they have time to question him about the Zolt which none of them understand anyways. America will soon be a 3rd world country.

[Tonavi]

Tax the rich!

[G8mike]

You know, Canada, as a country, has offered to run for President. How 'bout it guys? (Or should I say 'boot).

[Gixser995]

The government shouldn't step in to this. Such Bullshit...

They need to get back to work instead of BSing around.

Nevermind, all they do is BS.

[Tonavi]

Gixser995;169477 Wrote:The government shouldn't step in to this. Such Bullshit...

They need to get back to work instead of BSing around.

Nevermind, all they do is BS.

The government and GM seem to have a lot in common in that respect.

[jspookss]

All-Or-Nothing;169239 Wrote:I know I like poking fun at the Zolt but this here is BULLSHIT.


Those mother frakkers can't agree on a budget but they have time to question him about the Zolt which none of them understand anyways. America will soon be a 3rd world country.

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