If YOU Were In Charge Of Mandating The New Year Resolutions For Each Major Auto Company, WHAT Would They Be?

2011 is almost in the bag and we wanted to show our appreciation to you for making it one of our best years ever!

We promise 2012 will be even better here at AutoSpies.com, the premier automotive social media site.

So we thought we would have some fun and turn the tables and put YOU in charge of what's happening in the auto biz.

No matter how well a company has done they can always improve.

And in 2011 some fared better than others.

So you know that they all have resolutions for improving their performance in 2012.

But we want to know what resolutions YOU would mandate for them if YOU were in charge.

So pick your favorite or not so favorite companies and tell them what they need to improve on in 2012.

And DON'T sugar coat it. Be BRUTALLY honest and voice your opinions.

And while you're thinking, check out the San Diego Auto Show gallery and get ready for the 2012 Auto Show Season!

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Lexus - 12/31/2011 7:37:26 PM

+2 Boost

Happy New Year everyone!!! Wishing everyone up here a wonderful and successful 2012 year!

FromThePassengerSeat - 12/31/2011 9:37:39 PM

+1 Boost

If I could be in charge of one company for the duration of 2012, it would be Lotus.

Their master plan for world domination will fail, guaranteed, as production cars fall short of the concepts' grandeur, purists such as I (who are, honestly, the only people buying Lotuses) refuse to have anything to do with the new Lotus, non-enthusiasts remain unaware of Lotus's existence, and the company is forced to engineer six models from the ground up within the space of three years leaving no option but to rush it and do a shoddy job. If nothing changes, I predict that Lotus will be bankrupt within three years of the first new model hitting the market. It's a tragedy.

But if work starts now, there's still time to scrap the Eterne (the sedan) and make the rest into track toys like they should be.

Willis - 12/31/2011 9:41:47 PM

+3 Boost

I smell a flame war coming!