50% of the population believe that the most effective personal transport is to be bought from non domestic manufacturers. Ignoring that most of the large builders have US plants it's still a pride thing. Hey we're kind of a democracy so let's take that as a WIN for not wanting US cars. Doesn't matter you're going to pay for them anyway. Not only does Detroit make of the highest depreciating vehicles but it's been tossing them out with massive incentives which further lower their value.
Doesn't matter. You're still going to be paying for them.
We're giving money to GREAT AMERICAN COMPANIES like GM to make products that the USA doesn't use for the most part. Thanks EPA .
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and for the love of Chrysler what are you doing back , again. Ford has some interesting cars overseas, GM has some neat small diesel powered cars in other markets it's the USA that won't let them fill the roads with small efficient cars , or even let them try. Maybe it's time to let them drive off into the sunset so we can free people up to work on things that we actually want to buy. If there's not a MASSIVE luxury tax imposed on foreign cars in the near future I will be quite surprised because it's the only thing that will get people back to the home market.
A $25 Billion Lifeline for GM, Ford, and Chrysler - FlowChart (usnews.com)
Doesn't matter. You're still going to be paying for them.
We're giving money to GREAT AMERICAN COMPANIES like GM to make products that the USA doesn't use for the most part. Thanks EPA .
General Motors is investing $445 million to build an engine plant and upgrade an existing vehicle assembly plant in Thailand. The new 14,492 m2 (156,000 ft2) facility will be GM’s first diesel engine plant in Southeast Asia and will provide four-cylinder diesel engines for use by Chevrolet in Thailand and other global markets and brands.
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and for the love of Chrysler what are you doing back , again. Ford has some interesting cars overseas, GM has some neat small diesel powered cars in other markets it's the USA that won't let them fill the roads with small efficient cars , or even let them try. Maybe it's time to let them drive off into the sunset so we can free people up to work on things that we actually want to buy. If there's not a MASSIVE luxury tax imposed on foreign cars in the near future I will be quite surprised because it's the only thing that will get people back to the home market.
A $25 Billion Lifeline for GM, Ford, and Chrysler - FlowChart (usnews.com)
Detroit desperately needs the help. Many analysts expect all three domestic car companies to face a life-threatening crisis if the U.S. car market, down about 20 percent so far this year, stays in the doldrums. GM and Ford could start to run out of cash by the second half of 2009, a precursor to declaring bankruptcy. Chrysler's finances are now private, but its sales are down even more than at Ford and GM, and it may be starting to bleed its corporate parent, Cerberus.
