I balance out pretty well, 13 escape--13 f150--05 must. conv, 91 must. conv.--73 mustang--and 14 lawn mower,lol(--I think todays vehicles as a whole run more miles than say 80's-to 90's cars but when they break the repair bills are much higher--a lot of semi's have "million mile" engines in them-it is not uncommon for them to run a million miles."msell66" said:
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Worldwide new car glut
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"msell66" said:
GM took the bail-out. I heard they paid it all back...but no doubt a large portion was forgiven. Need to know the truth before we go further on that.
Who is the other government motors? Chrysler? I'm sure Fiat paid back the buy out...again lets find the truth or we'll be labeled Fox News.
Here you go. Best simple summary I could find."KBMWRS" said:
http://useconomy.about.com/od/criticals ... ailout.htm
Government Motors stuck us for over $10 billion in the end. Yes, that was an intentional pun.
I guess Mikey's news source (NPR) didn't give him all the details.
Gigantopithecus
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Maybe he's one of the ten people left to still watch msnbc.
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"Horseplay" said:
If that was a simple summary, I'd hate to see a complex one! I freely admit that I'm no Einstein when it comes to math, but the various figures that were cited simply didn't add up to the totals quoted. I also checked out one of the linked articles in the text. As with the original post there sure seemed to be a lot of conflicting info! Bottom line summary of all of it? We (the country), got screwed. Just how badly? The world may never know! :rant
Yeah, but the cool thing...is if you watch the MSM, NPR, PMSNBC and CNN, it's all good and the economy is steaming along (like the Titanic).