Save the automakers? BLOGPOLL
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By Amy Wood
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Published: December 4, 2008
Should we save them, or let them collapse. That’s the big debate in Washington now. Where do you stand on loaning the big three big bucks?
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Posted by ( ron-n-woodruff ) on December 05, 2008 at 4:01 pm
Hi Amy, I think we should offer domestic car makers a chance to stay afloat, provided they offer incentives to buy American cars such as low down payments and reasonable monthly payments.
Joe Average can’t affford to drop 3000 dollars up front and 500+ a month.
Thanks for the chance to comment, BTW U R cute :-) Ron
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Posted by ( Dean ) on December 04, 2008 at 11:57 pm
The US auto makers have gone to long failing to streamline thier operations. In time where every small company has found ways to save money but they have not. They continue to use the stone age methods the (UAW). The continued use of the contracts the drive the cost of each and every vehicle UP. The UAW make millions of dollars every year and do not produce anything thier stake in this is if the big the=ree falter who will pay them to do nothing. The US auto makers need to lean out just like the familes in America do each and every day to make ends meet. We need to let them go into bankrupcy reorganize they say no one wants to buy a car from a troubled company but who wanted to fly on a troubled Airline?
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