Hummer: Too Dirty Even for the Chinese [View article]
O are we not buying enough from China -- just maybe if we didn't buy so much from China they may be able shut some down of their factories
On Jun 26 09:02 PM battman wrote:
> Disparage a people? Get serious! They are the worlds most unforgiving > polluters. No respect for their fellow citizens, the environment > and none for anyone else. Take a tour and then see how trivial any > comment anyone can make, however disparaging, is only a fraction > as bad as what they are doing to themselves. > Honestly, get real.
Why I'd Buy Toyota, The #1 Automaker in the U.S. [View article]
Thanks for your comment and sounding like a person who wants America to stay NO. 1 and keep american money here and YES the BIG 3 would make do great making electric cars --- as the batteries used by Toyota are an american discovery so one up USA not toyota. Also I've been a mechanic for 50 years and still feel that all in all I'll take an American car - FIRST _ SECOND _ THIRD
On Jun 27 11:37 PM slowdown wrote:
> Interestingly enough…. my husband and I went to the Sloan Museum’s > (Flint, Michigan) annual autofest today. This event draws thousands > of cars/trucks from every era - birth to present. It is absolutely > amazing to see the progress we have made in the auto industry from > the turn of the century hand crank starting Model A/T’s to this year’s > Chevy Camaro and Challenger. We stopped to look at a Nash Metropolitan, > which is a small car built in the mid 50’s. The placard in front > of the car said it got 40 mpg. Funny how you all talk about how revolutionary > the Japanese auto makers have been in developing cars like the Prius > when the reality is we already had them once…. only a small percentage > of people wanted them back then just like today. These small cars > fuel efficient cars will not meet most peoples needs today just like > they didn’t back then. Like today – it was not profitable (Toyota > loses money on every Prius it sells) to build them on a small scale. > Ford, GM and Chrylser lose money on their small cars just Toyota > does. NOT ENOUGH PEOPLE WANT THEM! There isn’t enough volume to leverage > lower cost components. The Japanese were able to be profitable by > manipulating currency and have been unsuccessful in this economy > so are losing money. As the author pointed out – Toyota was sinking > money into plants that were going to produce large trucks and SUV’s > because those are the vehicles of choice in this country. I don’t > see that changing. > I remember my Grandfather telling me a story about gas being very > expensive when he and his brothers were young. They couldn’t afford > to put gas in the car they had so they used kerosene instead until > the price of gas came back down. What they didn’t do was buy a small > tin can on wheels…just like today.
Without Bonuses, Investment Banking Doesn't Work [View article]
Now don't forget the few dollars we owe the ------ and yes buy as much foriegn products as you -- you know cars - pickups, odds and end - all you can so the profits will go to other countries and unenployment can continue here in the US and our Taxes can go up faster and the rich from these foriegn countries keep buying building and land --------- 2+ 2 = who - what country - the money from hi rises goes where - O welllllll
Without Bonuses, Investment Banking Doesn't Work [View article]
OK now we have these overpaid Ceo"s and their decision's have us broke and filling bankrupt bank 1---- so their money and loyality both go up the creek because they caused the problems and now bank 2 WANTS these same people ---- let me sleep on that --- night-mares and real bad dreams should be in the ZZZZZ---ZZZZ. between ceos and speculater (stock markets) --- WHY WORRY
what is really sad is the thousand's of US soliders lying in their Graves and to have our Country in this mess - what the hell is going on ---- Have we forgot why our soliders gave their lives and it sure as He-- looks like we selling them out. Do you remember what President signed the so called ( FREE TRADE AGREEMENT) He forgot to put in that we try to keep trade a fair and close to even. It's not only the dead solider's what does the wounded men and women feel that we have so many wanting to give money to countries that wanted and could very well still want to control and have the us as their country - OH well let our younger people put up with the mess I feel I've done my best and will be long gone. so screw you f-o-s. goodnight ME .
Don't understand what the hell your trying to say but if I understand you ( won't buy american) then your a JERK and should move and and not in any of the 50 states.
On Jun 23 02:48 PM Dave Wrixon wrote:
> Yeah, well don't worry it goes deeper than that. Since Obama put > that clause in the Legislation, I won't buy anything American unless > I cannot get something else of similar quality for a similar price, > and the UK hasn't even had to act to get that to happen. France has > often suffered at the hands the UK consumer. They prevent import > of lamb, and the middle classes start buying New World Wines and > home produced cheese. No legislation needed.
Fuel Systems Solutions Conceptualizes a Better Energy Policy [View article]
Sorry --- for writing a little long --- I have a lot more to say -- like too many American soldier have fought for more than seems to be happening in their and our Country ---- I'm gone
Fuel Systems Solutions Conceptualizes a Better Energy Policy [View article]
some are reporting that we don't have as much natural gas that can be recovered cheaply and trying to get oil we MAY hit some natural gas. So if we go electric we will be short of the electricity needed to charge electric cars to travel longer distance's. All that I hear is it sounds like an overnight job to have fuelling station, electric outlets, and solar power panels on a small auto(their heavy)and hell shut all the gas powered auto and trucks and school busses, trains and whatever down because in the morning we'll be ready to go. Oh by the way Michael --- I have faith in American industry -- not like some of you pencil pushers and you don't seem to care enought for you Country ( or is this your Country) sounds like you would rather have more American money and jobs go then stay here. I feel some of our problem was caused by j-r-s- with thinking like that --- Were here -- and it's our problems and we have the ability and brains to do this for ourself -- so lets start by showing ourselfs and other countrys that we don't only fight for what freedom we have left but we were and can be the leaders in the industrial world. Lets not take the easy way out as this might be harder but the lets start getting off our lazy behinds and quit talking and do it with American labor and know how -- NOW --- Sure it would be better to send all our e oh hell we let our steel industry go -- who out there thinks that was so smart ?? Who's the fool that started this free trade grap - I know -- do you / / I had hoped that GM and Chrysler would not have gotten involved with the Gov. Lets remember the three US auto makers were making what most Americans wanted to buy - sure now they turn-tail -- I would also like to say that toyoto made their share of gas guzzler - their truck was the biggest gas guzzler and no power to perform - and to ---well Obama say GM has too many models -- how many foreign makes and brands are in this country compared to US makes -- this is the best way to run a Country - Have as much as the traffic will bare of OUT OF COUNTRY products---- BULL
Why the Government Is Keeping GM Alive [View article]
You talk about the good old USA --- and all you goof balls that love all but US made products go to H--- and MOVE to J A PAN or CHINA and buy a book and see what GM has really done in the car industry. I'm glad that I won'd be around to see the type of country US will be with JERKS and I don't want my poor hands dirty ---- type of people ---- you really need to start thinking for yourself --- and yes let the news run all the elections and just listen to hi and lows and use of Adj. and the general terms and special news break-in's -- do you remember when the news was only on to tell you the news and not to interpret and try to be the judge. Like being embedded with our soliders -- what the hel- is war turning to -- like torture -- no-way - but the cutting or chopping off of heads is ????
Younger American (I'm 67) seem to have a whole different outlook at what they buy. the ones I've talk to don't seem to care how much is lost in $$ and jobs and love for their country. Maybe it's our Gov. or the people that we elect and the ones that are very dishonest and that don't stand by their WORDS. By buying US made goods and by not buying so much foreign goods, outsourcing,and like --- when talking about cars --the remark - there made here, US - by being put togeather here - not made here our wonderful Gov. does have a tarrif on those cars - - has anyone come up with how much fuel it takes to shipped all these parts and goods - how much pullution --- I could go on and on ---------We came up with the car Generater -- and much needed Alternater's and on -- the US not someone else ---- The manufactors made what the people wanted and maybe the Gov. wanted the high gas prices ??. Who forceing what on who
Will the U.S. Start a Car Scrapping Incentive Program? [View article]
who's the blame for Ford - GM - Chr.- having moreof their products made in other countries - you fools that think and buy cars (foreign made) the foreign car parts are shipped in and assembled in the US. O K when times are good where does the profit go from the sales of those cars - foreign ones - --- I say raise the taxes on the foreign brands and and all foreign junk shipped in. When you buy your next foreign car ask yourself where you made your money. If a large scale war happened - would we have factories up and running to make the much needed parts to defend and supply our country - think of a car without bearings - our tanks - trucks - tanks
GMAC: Happy to Lend You Some of Your Own Money [View article]
so cares about toy-nis-vol-or any of the OUT of US car's - also who owns GMAC - 51% belongs to a private firm - the same firm that owns Chr. Where does the money - made by foriegn companies here in the US go to - now who would guess they send it back to there country. Have all non US companies who want to sell in the US market -- we'll have a hight import tax and the US Gov could really spend. Let's wake up and help ourself's and imployment will be generated and once again have a strong US. - Sorry but how much money went to Banks who cheated their customers on loans. So a zero % helps WHO. As a comedian state on tv - give each AMERICAN family a million and the cost would be much cheaper then 700 billion and if it did not work -- as tax payers - what the he-- we would be happy to try - and then hep the banks and would be able to keep their homes and buy what they wanted. Sounds silly - it seem like most of us just want-and want and ---
Auto Industry Watch: You Can't Get Different Results Doing the Same Thing [View article]
OK -- don't take too many smarts where you don't work -- the trinkle down effect would be enoronmous --- I would rather see the toy, hon and any non usa auto be moved out of the US.---- A High tax put on them for importing and the heck with the trade agreed.----any foreign.auto lover pay the extra money (import tax) and I (love american auto's) want the auto GM,Fand Chry. get some help and Aig should not of had such an easy time of to get their Billions. ---- Our Government did sell out the US tax-payers on the tax dollar's that was used in development of a better battery -- we should be gearing up to make the battery and GM's Volt would be a step closer for the Volt to hit the market, BUT the gov. seems to think this formula had to go to japan-WHY ----- Yes I do have more to say --------- but by -- by
US lover where's your bread butter On Dec 13 03:11 PM screw UAW wrote:
> Rule that UAW unlawful and the problem is fix. no more bail out needed.
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On Jun 26 09:02 PM battman wrote:
> Disparage a people? Get serious! They are the worlds most unforgiving
> polluters. No respect for their fellow citizens, the environment
> and none for anyone else. Take a tour and then see how trivial any
> comment anyone can make, however disparaging, is only a fraction
> as bad as what they are doing to themselves.
> Honestly, get real.
Why I'd Buy Toyota, The #1 Automaker in the U.S. [View article]
On Jun 27 11:37 PM slowdown wrote:
> Interestingly enough…. my husband and I went to the Sloan Museum’s
> (Flint, Michigan) annual autofest today. This event draws thousands
> of cars/trucks from every era - birth to present. It is absolutely
> amazing to see the progress we have made in the auto industry from
> the turn of the century hand crank starting Model A/T’s to this year’s
> Chevy Camaro and Challenger. We stopped to look at a Nash Metropolitan,
> which is a small car built in the mid 50’s. The placard in front
> of the car said it got 40 mpg. Funny how you all talk about how revolutionary
> the Japanese auto makers have been in developing cars like the Prius
> when the reality is we already had them once…. only a small percentage
> of people wanted them back then just like today. These small cars
> fuel efficient cars will not meet most peoples needs today just like
> they didn’t back then. Like today – it was not profitable (Toyota
> loses money on every Prius it sells) to build them on a small scale.
> Ford, GM and Chrylser lose money on their small cars just Toyota
> does. NOT ENOUGH PEOPLE WANT THEM! There isn’t enough volume to leverage
> lower cost components. The Japanese were able to be profitable by
> manipulating currency and have been unsuccessful in this economy
> so are losing money. As the author pointed out – Toyota was sinking
> money into plants that were going to produce large trucks and SUV’s
> because those are the vehicles of choice in this country. I don’t
> see that changing.
> I remember my Grandfather telling me a story about gas being very
> expensive when he and his brothers were young. They couldn’t afford
> to put gas in the car they had so they used kerosene instead until
> the price of gas came back down. What they didn’t do was buy a small
> tin can on wheels…just like today.
Without Bonuses, Investment Banking Doesn't Work [View article]
Without Bonuses, Investment Banking Doesn't Work [View article]
Is U.S. Starting a Trade War? [View article]
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Is U.S. Starting a Trade War? [View article]
On Jun 23 02:48 PM Dave Wrixon wrote:
> Yeah, well don't worry it goes deeper than that. Since Obama put
> that clause in the Legislation, I won't buy anything American unless
> I cannot get something else of similar quality for a similar price,
> and the UK hasn't even had to act to get that to happen. France has
> often suffered at the hands the UK consumer. They prevent import
> of lamb, and the middle classes start buying New World Wines and
> home produced cheese. No legislation needed.
Fuel Systems Solutions Conceptualizes a Better Energy Policy [View article]
Fuel Systems Solutions Conceptualizes a Better Energy Policy [View article]
Why the Government Is Keeping GM Alive [View article]
General Motors: A Brief History [View article]
Will the U.S. Start a Car Scrapping Incentive Program? [View article]
GMAC: Happy to Lend You Some of Your Own Money [View article]
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US lover
where's your bread butter
On Dec 13 03:11 PM screw UAW wrote:
> Rule that UAW unlawful and the problem is fix. no more bail out needed.