Ed Williamson

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  A Miami dealer, Ed Williamson, will go to his roundtable meeting with McNabb on June 25.
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  "I would hope they do a strategic review of every brand every year," Williamson, owner of Williamson Cadillac-Hummer, said.

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  Ed Williamson, owner of Williamson Hummer in Miami, says GM should respond not by selling the brand but by giving it more options with better fuel efficiency, including crossovers, diesels and hybrids.
  
  "I think that there is a definite market for a Hummer family of vehicles," he said.
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  Williamson said he spent $2 million on his 2,500-square-foot Hummer showroom.

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  Ed Williamson, owner of Williamson Hummer in Miami, says GM should respond not by selling the brand but by giving it more options with better fuel efficiency, including crossovers, diesels and hybrids.
  
  "I think that there is a definite market for a Hummer family of vehicles," he said.
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  Williamson said he spent $2 million on his 2,500-square-foot Hummer showroom.

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  Ed Williamson, owner of Williamson Hummer in Miami, says GM should respond not by selling the brand but by giving it more options with better fuel efficiency, including crossovers, diesels and hybrids.
  
  "I think that there is a definite market for a Hummer family of vehicles," he said.

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  Ed Williamson, owner of Williamson Hummer in Miami, says GM should respond not by selling the brand but by giving it more options with better fuel efficiency, including crossovers, diesels and hybrids.

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  Ed Williamson owns two Hummer stores in south Florida.He said his floor traffic is much slower than in previous years, more because of high fuel prices than Wagoner's announcement.
  
  In 2006, Williamson sold 1,315 Hummers.He sold 857 last year."I sure hope I get to 700 this year.I don't know if I'm going to make it," said Williamson, owner of Williamson Cadillac-Hummer in Miami and Vera Cadillac-Hummer in Pembroke Pines, Fla.

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  "I am not surprised," says Ed Williamson, owner of Williamson Cadillac Co. in Miami.

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  Ed Williamson, owner of Williamson Hummer in Miami, says GM should respond not by selling the brand but by giving it more options with better fuel Heather graham pic, including crossovers, diesels and hybrids.
  
  I think that there is a definite market for a Hummer family of vehicles, he said.I think that there is a way to make a Hummer green, and I sincerely hope that General Motors decides to invest in that.Hummers that can run on biodiesel will be up next, in, he said.With Hummer, everybody has some opinion, and that is a wonderful thing as far as value of the brand.In today's business world, that's priceless, he said.
  
  Williamson said he spent million on his, square foot Hummer aciphex.

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  Ed Williamson, a member of the Hummer Dealer Advisory Board, says Hummer needs more products to sell.For example, he says Hummer dealers would like a vehicle to compete with the Jeep Wrangler.Williamson, dealer principal of Williamson Cadillac-Hummer in Miami, also wants Hummer to focus on portraying itself as an environmentally responsible company and dealer body. story Published: 3:21 PM, ET, 2/10/06

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  The ESV will have a roomier third row of seats and more luggage room than the standard Escalade, said Ed Williamson, president of Williamson Cadillac Co. in Miami.
  
  All Escalades will get freshened interiors, including new seats and instrument panels, to better match the interior styling of the new CTS sedan, said Williamson, who attended the meeting.The interior upgrades will be available this fall on the 2003 Escalade and EXT, a Cadillac spokeswoman said.
  
  Cadillac sold nearly 32,000 Escalades in 2001, including 546 EXTs, which went on sale in November.The EXT, a sibling of the Chevrolet Avalanche, is a sport-utility with a pickup bed.

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