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They've lost a generation of car buyers. Since I've been working with one of the big 3 it's not the workers or mid mgt it's short sighted executives.
All the auto companies are getting loans or bail outs. Japan just did it for I believe Toyota & Nissan.
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Posted by: mdave | December 17, 2008 at 08:45 AM