Thoughts on Recent New Items
Reflections and Suggestions on some of the many little and big things we read or watch every day.
Would Chrysler and GM Like to Sell Anyone the Brooklyn Bridge?
Well ladies and gentlemen right from the horses mouth they state that cutting such a large amount of dealerships is their key to survival but you know I look at that as a bunch of malarkey. In my eyes this is nothing more then a ploy to force the American government to anti-up additional funds for the CEO’s to deposit in their retirement funds.
Top Three Reasons GM is Bankrupt and Why You Should Have Known
The sickness of GM was apparent for the past 10-15 years.
Can Green Cars Rev Up the Auto Industry?
With almost all the major car manufacturers suffering from record losses, “green” cars like hybrids and electric vehicles may be the solution.
Dealerships Closing
A look at the extend and ramifications of the closure of thousands of car dealerships across the US.
Arnold Schwarzenegger Car Pitch
Parody advertisement of a car pitch of our struggling domestic automakers.
The New CEO of Chrysler and GM: Barack Obama
President Obama’s government just effectively took over two of the major US car companies. Is rampant taxation, wealth destruction, and socialism about to force a new expatriate movement?
The American People are Being Taken for a Ride
About all the money that our government has been stuffing into General Motors and Chrysler, and they are still no better off then they were initially. In fact, Chrysler has just recently requested an additional five billion dollars to continue in business and to prevent them from entering bankruptcy.
10 Reasons Why the Automobile Bailout is Necessary
Almost every American has an opinion about whether the Auto Industry should receive bailout funding. No other corporations in America elicit the strong passions and opinions the three domestic auto manufacturers GM, Ford, and Chrysler produce. As an American, my reasons for why the automobile bailout is necessary are much more personal and nostalgic. Much more rooted in what it means to be an American. And much more based on national pride.
Fixing Detroit
A satirical look at how an existing business model can help to save the domestic auto industry.
