All true but you’re not treating the cause – the Wall Street Graft and Corruption Continuation Bill already passed. visit- http://www.geezergator.wordpress.com
Why doesn’t the list of possible solutions consider the possibility of merging the two most troubled entities into a single corporation (i.e. – Chrysler and GM) …… reduce overhead costs, design costs, take the best of both entities in forming new company, reduces bloated dealership networks on both sides, reduces capacity, etc., etc.
And, please, don’t allow the garbage about “clashing cultures” and other such nonsense become a reason for not streamlining things
Comment by David, Houston, TX |
December 11, 2008
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All true but you’re not treating the cause – the Wall Street Graft and Corruption Continuation Bill already passed. visit- http://www.geezergator.wordpress.com
Why doesn’t the list of possible solutions consider the possibility of merging the two most troubled entities into a single corporation (i.e. – Chrysler and GM) …… reduce overhead costs, design costs, take the best of both entities in forming new company, reduces bloated dealership networks on both sides, reduces capacity, etc., etc.
And, please, don’t allow the garbage about “clashing cultures” and other such nonsense become a reason for not streamlining things