First Take on GM: Packaged Bankruptcy Inevitable [View article]
A bankruptcy for GM would mean the destruction of an already fragile economy. Too many jobs and retirees are connected directly to GM and many more indirectly.
I am shocked that more car consumers don’t go into GM showrooms to look at the cars. What’s wrong with this picture?
They make good looking, quality cars that obviously an unlearned public doesn’t know about. The commercials GM puts out are excellent - and the product is excellent. Forget about patriotism, these are the best out there.
I’ve owned five new American cars. (The Fiero was one of them). I never owned a Japanese or foreign vehicle. But I have been in them, and had to rent them. There was nothing stellar about the Japanese vehicle over my American counterpart. It was just a car. (Japanese cars do not hail from the heavens).
It’s very simple. All the American consumer should do is go to their local GM dealer for the car they are looking at, and really compare. They’ll be surprised at the giant leaps forward GM has made.
The Autos and Mentality That Ruined Detroit [View article]
Too many jobs are associated with the domestic auto industry. For them to fail would be disastrous. Of all the past sins of the domestic auto industry, they have been trying hard for the last three years (since oil spiked) and are rectifying bad problems. To not let them continue would cause not only problems for those directly involved, but those indirectly involved.
It would also cause the coming depression to be much deeper.
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [View article]
The Big 3 are the last vestige of complicated assembly line manufacturing on a large scale in America. Let it go and out goes the base of the defense of the "Arsenal of Democracy."
Bailing them out is a must do situation. At least there is something to show for it. Bailing out the finance firms is throwing good money away. All it is doing is temporarily staving off the coming "Greater Depression."
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They make good looking, quality cars that obviously an unlearned public doesn’t know about. The commercials GM puts out are excellent - and the product is excellent. Forget about patriotism, these are the best out there.
I’ve owned five new American cars. (The Fiero was one of them). I never owned a Japanese or foreign vehicle. But I have been in them, and had to rent them. There was nothing stellar about the Japanese vehicle over my American counterpart. It was just a car. (Japanese cars do not hail from the heavens).
It’s very simple. All the American consumer should do is go to their local GM dealer for the car they are looking at, and really compare. They’ll be surprised at the giant leaps forward GM has made.
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It would also cause the coming depression to be much deeper.
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Bailing them out is a must do situation. At least there is something to show for it. Bailing out the finance firms is throwing good money away. All it is doing is temporarily staving off the coming "Greater Depression."
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