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Because the U.S. Government wants to have vehicles made in the United States made by the Government so they can track the vehicles for illegal purposes. And with On Star in the GM vehicles they can see how fast the car was driven for Insurance Purposes, if it was in a car crash. so they can use it against people. to raise rates.
Dont buy GM vehicles:
Buy Toyota And Lexus vehicles, and their customer service is awsome.
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