It's almost amazing how in depth some people get in their "nit-picking", but at the end of the day, there's no denying that GM is listening to and reading what people have to say, and the concept already had influence by us "enthusiasts". If we all just say "it's great" right now, then what you see is what you'll get. But if there's something you really don't like, then SAY IT! If you don't like the nit-picking, don't read it . Just give it a "10" in the Official Feedback Poll and be on your way .

I've shown the pics to a few guys at work and a couple have said "it looks like a Mustang" BUT they've also said in the same breath "that's nice ... I like it".

While people WILL nit-pick details about the car, there's no doubt that it's a hit, and GM should build it .

 

Is it ok to praise the "nitpicky" points? Have not plenty of folks also said they really love this little thing or that little thing?

The point: Postive nitpicking is ok, but negative is not.

Ok.

 

What you just did right there is equivolent to saying NY Post and NY Times are indestiguishable. Joke, yes I get it, ha ha. But seriously, C&D lays it down like it is more often than not. Truth hurts, but guess what, THEY'RE PULLING FOR GM. If you actually read C&D you'd know that.