A story on GM Inside News reported on GM’s trademarking of the “GNX” and “Grand National” nameplates. Let’s see how far the blogosphere can spin this one.
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Tagged as Buick, buick gnx, buick grand national, general motors, Muscle Car
Tagged as Buick, buick gnx, buick grand national, general motors, Muscle Car
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