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7057 messages, Last post on Sep 04, 2007 at 8:13 AM
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Alright. Yet another discussion dedicated for GM as a whole. So folks let's keep personal comments out of here and talk about GM cars.
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It seems it is true and GM is indeed in negotiations to take over Chrysler. Do they know what they are doing or has GM gone mad?
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Replying to: torque_r (Feb 16, 2007 10:19 pm) The bottom line is GM, needs more product and if they make a little money here and a little money there the next thing you know you have enough money you can build next a Scrooge McDuck money bin. Rocky
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Replying to: rockylee (Feb 17, 2007 6:12 am) 'Nuff Said.
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There's a question asked in the title of the subject here. That means there are probably going to be answers that you might disagree with. Let's avoid turning this into domestics vs imports and keep away from the personal comments and we should be fine. If you feel the need to zing someone, please don't. Carry on! |
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Replying to: torque_r (Feb 16, 2007 10:17 pm) Saturn is doing great. Chevrolet, looks like it's doing good except for the Cobalt needs to be re done. Cadillac, looks like it's headed in the right direction and so does GMC. Rocky |
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Replying to: torque_r (Feb 16, 2007 10:19 pm) |
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This is really bothering me. What's in it for GM? Do they get to break union contracts and operate Chrysler plants much more cheaply? Do they gain suppliers conveniently located for JIT delivery to plants? Do they block something from one of the foreign brands. I'll take the last as the most likely. However I see it as another Chrysler buys Daimler, or SBC buys ATT and ends up using ATT's name, or many other funny mergers that have occured. |
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Replying to: imidazol97 (Feb 17, 2007 7:41 am) They don't get to break union contracts, Many of the same suppliers like Johnson Controls, Gentex, Donnelly, etc that supply GM, also supply Chrysler. Some like Bosch could lose or gain business from GM. Delphi, now could lose more or gain some or even a lot. Yes they do block a foreign company from gaining access to the North American market and yes they do have the priviledge of puting those lossed sales to Chrysler in their column. To the best of my knowledge Chrysler, has a lot of product that can be launched over the next year or so. So if GM, is able to buy up Chrysler, they will get to enjoy these technology's, platforms, etc for use on both car company's. I'll take the last as the most likely. And you could probably be correct. However I see it as another Chrysler buys Daimler, or SBC buys ATT and ends up using ATT's name, or many other funny mergers that have occured. What's wrong with Chrysler being under the General Motors emblem ??? Hell at least it would be under american control instead of handing it to a foreign company. Would you really want Chrysler, to be under the China'a control ????? Rocky |
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Replying to: rockylee (Feb 17, 2007 7:58 am)
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