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  • AtW
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    Originally posted by HeliCraig View Post
    Chrysler has been set up as the fall guy; much smaller than the other two and just cut loose by Daimler.
    It set itself up - looks like Mercedes got out of that trap so I just can't see it surviving now - the sooner Chrysler files for bankrupcy (proper) the better for everyone really.

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  • HeliCraig
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    Originally posted by AtW View Post
    Ford and GM will survive but the other one will go bust - there are just too many car manufactures and nobody can make decent money anymore. Chrysler is the weakest and everyone is just waiting for them to go bust officially.
    Had some experience of working with one of the two 'survivors,' you identify. IMO they deserve it, they define the word dinosaur. Chrysler has been set up as the fall guy; much smaller than the other two and just cut loose by Daimler.

    Likely the US could sustain it's total loss a whole pile easier than Ford / GMC going.

    Originally posted by NoddY View Post
    I Heard It Through The Grapevine that they'll be no Dancing in the Streets in Detroit.
    And I hope there won't be!

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  • NoddY
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    I Heard It Through The Grapevine that they'll be no Dancing in the Streets in Detroit.

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  • Stan.goodvibes
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    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HYPqA4slnbQ

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  • AtW
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    Ford and GM will survive but the other one will go bust - there are just too many car manufactures and nobody can make decent money anymore. Chrysler is the weakest and everyone is just waiting for them to go bust officially.

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  • Cliphead
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    I worked there a few years ago, only place I heard people say be careful instead of have a nice day.

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  • Stan.goodvibes
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    "...put your hands up, put your hands up, put your hands up for detroit, I love this city..."

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  • Purple Dalek
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    hee hee hee. Good one.

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  • BlasterBates
    started a topic Detroit

    Detroit

    Now that Detroit has no commercial use, should it now be given back to the Buffalo herds.

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