Should GM be bailed out and fully nationalized, go through restructuring bankruptcy, or close? Personally, if things don't improve then they should restructure via bnkruptcy and if things don't turn around then GM should close and allow another company to take its place. Your thoughts?
they should start making cars that people actually want to buy. And if that doesn't work, they should shutter up.
| theprof00 said: they should start making cars that people actually want to buy. And if that doesn't work, they should shutter up. |
This is what I want to see. What kind of cars would you like to see them make?
Whatever ends up happening, GM is going to be massively smaller in the future than it is in the present. Less brands, less dealerships, less plants, less employees, less overhead, less outstanding obligations, less everything.
I think Obama is doing the correct thing now. If they can't get it together by the time the 60 day timeframe is over, bankruptcy is probably the best option.
Chrysler may merge with Fiat in Europe, and this would at least temporarily solve their problem. They will much likely be in a better position if they have less competition from GM and if they are seen as a more stable corporation.
Fortunately Ford looks like it will weather the storm just fine.
It may just turn out that the Big Three turns into the Big Two. This will at least put the car market in a more realistic position.
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I agree with you on this as well akuma.
General motors? They should start making cars that people actually want to buy abroad. Here in Britain no-one really knows what a Buick, Chevrolet, Cadillac, Pontiac is... and no-one really cares.
If they want to survive they need to build less American cars and more global cars. Then they will turn a profit.
I thought this was going to be a Dungeons & Dragons or at least some roleplaying game question. ;_;
Stupid politics.
anything but those ridiculous trucks. That's all I ever hear about gm is it's trucks. This is what happens when you throw all your eggs in one basket.
Well I read they are phasing out Saturn and Hummer.
Looks like they are having an auction as well: http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/nation/la-na-gm-auction5-2009apr05,0,4550920.story
We should bail them out with our Monopoly money.
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