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Originally Posted by john2000car
Way to go GM, hang onto that solid #1! Fantastic numbers. Keep up the great work.
It seems the word is getting out about the outstanding GM vehicles being produced and, more importantly, the people are listening.
An FYI for those that may not have heard, since it was not widely publicized (tv news item where Obama visited Ford mfg site the other day).
The govt has just guaranteed Ford's debt. I guess because they were/are trying to borrow some more money with already huge debt (?bond offering?). Seemed to have something to do with the new financial regulatory laws and Ford wasn't gonna be approved.
Thought I would point out since GM always getting slammed for govt help (hopefully, soon to be a thing of the past).
I know, confusing, at least to me. Hoping for Ford to be a solid #2 in units sold again.
Pardon my jab/laugh for the day (names omitted, no offense):
A higher percent of something, is now more that something.
A Higher percent of nothing, is now still nothing.
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First I will say you completely don't understand what Ford is doing. Second when the government is offering money cheaper than anyone else isn't it smart business sense to choose them. Do you know how many businesses qualify for and accept these lower interest government loans??? Do you even know what the government program is that Ford is getting the loan from???
Sorry but I don't think you really understand.