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Aaron Turpen    October 18, 2012 - 5:37PM

In reply to by John Goreham

I disagree with Buick. While they have a long row to hoe, they are pulling themselves out of the "old people" association and leaving that to Lexus. They sell a moderate volume of cars and have been for decades.

With Fisker and Tesla, they're too new and I consider them niche makers, not mainstream. Right now, they're tiny little companies making a handful of cars.

Lincoln does very well in sales and is actually one of Ford's top brands by volume. Ford was right to dump Mercury, but Lincoln is a good seller and it doesn't compete with their other lineups (something GM hasn't yet learned to consider).

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