Chrysler is finished even with the bailout

[Hombre57]

Originally Posted by ArizonaBear

And what does this have to do with Politics and other Controversies?

This thread belongs in the Automotive Forum.

Oh REALLY NOW?

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Some have a way of turning a rose garden into a pile of crap.^^^^^^^

[theolsarge]

Originally Posted by texdav

It really looks like botyh Chrysler and GM will have a hardtime surviving even with the bailouts.If either does it is likely to face even more challenges in teh future that make it look bleak.

When GM, Ford and Chrysler Corporate, UAW and dealerships quit making excuses for the lack of quality control we just might be back on top of the worldwide auto market again.

Some weeks ago the CEO of GM said something how quality has improved but I'll be damned if a day or so later I personally saw an elderly gentleman pull up to where I work in a brand spank'n new Cadillac and the brakes squeaked on every stop. That is a no chit!

[theolsarge]

Originally Posted by sanrene

I will never support GM or Chrysler, considering what obama did to the original investors and the "gift" he gave to the unions.

They should have been allowed to go into a "normal" bankruptcy process, without a government intervention.

That's right, let them fail from their own arrogance, put thousands and thousands out of work. That'll teach 'em.

[ergohead]

Originally Posted by ozzie679

Chrysler's styling stinks! Their R&D must stink too!

Oh - So you want styling . .

Abu Dhabi Oil Billionaire's Absurd Mercedes Benz

[sanrene]

Originally Posted by theolsarge

That's right, let them fail from their own arrogance, put thousands and thousands out of work. That'll teach 'em.

That's right. Especially all those union lackeys who stole GM and Chrylers right out from underneath the original investors/creditors.

If they can't make it in the marketplace, they should fail.