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The poll is pretty idiotic. Renault, Volkswagon, Daewoo, Volvo, Jaguar, Land Rover, and literally dozens of other makers all did fine under government ownership. Renault (who owns Nissan) and Volkswagon still do fine under partial government ownership like GM. The reality is this is only a temperary measure and the company will be reprivitized after it is reorganized and auto sales recover from last year's 60% drop. This is a good way to reorganize a national asset and get it through the Bush financial meltdown.
Ding Ding! We have a winner!
Of course it was President Bush's fault that GM has been suffering a decline in market share for over a decade! Of course GM was in such good shape prior to September 2008! My god, the shat just keeps getting deeper.
Unbelievable how some people just ignore the facts to convince themselves that they have not been fleeced by Change We Can Believe In.
The Chinese made those Greenies which caused 1000's of pets to die. Wasn't there something with their baby formula poisoning infants. Didn't they recall a bunch of Chinese made tires. And what about the lead paint in the Chinese made childrens' toys.
I work with computers. One of the first places I worked, we had IBM Lenovo laptops. We never had issues with quality. IBM sold Lenovo to a Chinese company in '04. My current employer bought the new Chinese made Lenovo ThinkPad, over a two thousand dollar product. During the last six months, I have had three crap out, 3 out of 39. Serious, just today the whole USB port came out when I removed a USB mouse. China does not have a track record of making quality products, why would I buy an inferior product.
As a consumer, I vote with my dollar. I do not support nationalization. If the government and unions retain ownership, I'll never buy.
American Cars have always and I mean always sucked
bullcrap!! i have an 84 f150 with679000 miles 2nd engine a 1990 f150 with 182000 miles a90 cherokee with289000 miles a 90 wrangler with 212000 miles all run great. theres my proof. show me yours.
The Chinese made those Greenies which caused 1000's of pets to die. Wasn't there something with their baby formula poisoning infants. Didn't they recall a bunch of Chinese made tires. And what about the lead paint in the Chinese made childrens' toys.
I work with computers. One of the first places I worked, we had IBM Lenovo laptops. We never had issues with quality. IBM sold Lenovo to a Chinese company in '04. My current employer bought the new Chinese made Lenovo ThinkPad, over a two thousand dollar product. During the last six months, I have had three crap out, 3 out of 39. Serious, just today the whole USB port came out when I removed a USB mouse. China does not have a track record of making quality products, why would I buy an inferior product.
As a consumer, I vote with my dollar. I do not support nationalization. If the government and unions retain ownership, I'll never buy.
don't forget thier drywall 150000 houses in the southeast are affected it rots out your elec and plumbing even your jewelry
and makes you sick gotta luv chineese imports
Just wondering how many people here feel as I do, now that General Motors is owned by the federal government.
I'm not even letting the knowledge that General Motors is planning to build cars in China and import them into the United States, influence my decision.
Pardon me but from this post and your survey choices (no yes vote) you
hold a definite bias against GM no matter what others may say.
So why ask a question you already have decided?
For myself yes, I would buy another GM Chevy truck product when my
16 yr old Suburban & my 13 yr old Chevy PU wear out!
Lol! Not even a government-built Chevy could make me drive a Ford but I suspect some GM fans will turn to Ford. I've driven GMs for nearly fifty years but no longer will I ever consider buying a new or a used one.
GM was headed for extinction before but it may have survived with restructuring guided by law and not by politics. I now care as much about the future of GM as I cared about Studebaker.
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