G.M. to Make a 60-Day Money-Back Offer

You might want to check to see what FIAT is doing in Europe TODAY, if that is what you still believe.

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Mike
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You keep going on about GM selling more cars. What is the point of selling more cars if you are just going to lose more money. Toyota was making a profit when Gm was going in the tank.

It is far more important to make a profit than to sell a lot of cars and lose money. Yet you go on about how good a mis-manage company is because of high volume.

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Ed Pawlowski

Mike's a few short of a 12-pack, but when Canuck is saying no one wants to buy a GM, Mikes proves he is wrong by stating the fact that GM sells more vehicles then any other auto maker in the US. From what I saw, they were not talking about money, they were talking about what customers want to buy.

Reply to
80 Knight

It's what they do here that is important. From my view they will need to adjust their cars so they fit, else I won't even do a trial sitting. I may get stuck in one.

Reply to
who

A couple of huge differences. Probably too obvious for you to see.

Reply to
Canuck57

More likely it was because post was to true for you to answer. LOL

Reply to
Mike

Perhaps you just need to lose a few pounds, if that is the case ;)

Reply to
Mike

Are you referring to Toyota?

Reply to
Mike

GM hasn't made a profit in so long, they don't have anyone in the entire corporation that remembers when. And before you retort that, GM restated it's fraudulant financials a few years back.

GM hasn't made a profit in so long, the only place they can survive is as Government Motors. They do know how to burn through those tax dollars like no other.

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Canuck57

Except Toyota of course, who is losing money today even though Toyota was been receiving taxpayer money from their government since the end of WWII LOL

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Mike

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