An article in today’s Seattle Times says that GM does know how to make good small cars, just not in the States:
Nearly three-fifths of General Motors’ employees make cars that are admired, popular and profitable. They just don’t work in the United States.
GM has a bigger presence and employs more people outside the United States than in it, and actually makes money selling cars around the globe. Its U.S. revenue has sunk 24 percent in the past three years, but in the rest of the world, GM can boast a 28 percent increase.



