Hey all, first time Pontiac prospect but long time GM loyalist.
Not sure if I can post here but I have seen others do it, guy's selling a GTP on FBMP for 6k, 173k miles on it, maintained pretty well from what I see. What interests me on it is it's a Comp-G widetrack.. Not much knowledge on the cars themselves was wondering your guys's opinion on it or anything i should look for/ advice?? TIA
Hey all, love the panther body first and foremost.
Found this on marketplace, was wondering any insight on it, one owner car, 47,500 miles, extensive service record 25+ events, clean title, belongs to an older guy.
Price may be steep, was curious anybodys opinions who knows a little more than I do about them?? TIA
Good morning all.
I was fired from my job for the given reason, "Quality of work" on Friday, January 9th, 2026.
I worked as a service technician for Polaris vehicles at a franchise dealership in MN, I was relatively new to the industry at the time and was going through a lot at the time too. I was recently discharged from the United States Army on May 22nd, 2025 for reasons that will be only discussed if it pertains to the case, after the process of my discharge, I was diagnosed with Major Depressive Disorder, PTSD, GAD, and Adjustment Disorder by the VA, and confirmed by a local psychologist. My coworker and "co-owner" of the dealership knew about this diagnosis, and offered to link me with his wife, who is a VSO for the VA.
I got that job through a family connection, my employer knew I had issues, but I kept what had happened to me in the Army to myself, I did not struggle much with work until around December, which is when my sister started planning on moving out, and when I also was planning on moving out. I had a lot going on at the time in my head along with my situation, I was seeing somebody to attempt to regain my focus, but I was struggling at work, so on January 8th, 2026, I pulled my service advisor into our break room and gave him the details of what was going on, that I was trying to focus more on work, and that if I could possibly be put on less complicated jobs. The conversation seemed to go alright, I went along with my life until the next day, when at the end of the day both my boss and service advisor walked up to me with a little packet and stated what was going on, they decided to terminate my employment.
With no recorded action, no write ups in the past, and no one on one verbal communication.
I haven't been able to find a new job for over 3 months now, and I'm near my wits end.
With the timing of my firing, the events leading up to it, and current politics at the store, I feel as though my termination had other reasons behind it. I filed an inquiry with the EEOC already, I'm just curious about anybody else's input. Please be respectful. Thank you.