GM Finally Steps Up

[SwampFoxZ71]

Maybe GM is announcing the sale of some divisions (Hummer and Saab) and the closure of others (Buick and Pontiac).

Nah...

[87GN&98VET]

Originally Posted by Clownzilla

2. A no nonsense axing point for all USA GM factories. Sure, it would hurt but it has to be done. Give a date of 2015 (off the top of my head) as the very last day of the existence of a USA GM factory.

What an idiotic statement. I'm glad you're not running GM (or any other company for that matter).

[djo165]

Originally Posted by A.J.

It's absurd - automobiles were first introduced in the United States - and now foreigners are beating the United States at its own game. GM, Chrysler, and especially Ford are suffering a lot of pain right now.

I don't exactly know what you mean by "introduced", but it is generally accepted that the birth of the the automobile was in Germany in the 1880's. This is even mentioned at the Automotive Hall of Fame in Dearborn.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automobile

[NfamousZ24]

Originally Posted by member12

I wouldn't want GM to totally pull out of the country....but I would support them moving into new factories in areas where the UAW currently has no presence.

Moraine Assembly?

LOL sorry I had too.

[tripowergto]

Originally Posted by NfamousZ24

Moraine Assembly?

LOL sorry I had too.

Sorry to hear about your job NfamousZ24. What do you predict will happen at Moraine?

[ponchoman49]

And the record high gas prices are continuing there erosion.

[K Dawg ONE]

I predict alot of smoke and no fire....as my grandfather always said, 'Bullsh¡t baffles brains...'