It's not just FCA
Well it looks like Ford may be jumping onto the no more small cars band wagon like FCA. Also if they do stay they will not be built in the USA! The future of smaller cars in the U.S. may depend on ...
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IndyCamp wrote:
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And there is nothing at all wrong with that.
Just don't complain when American companies lay off American workers and hire foreign workers to make the same product so the company can increase the value/share price a few cents or dollars.
You have to give some to get some.
If you own Walmart stock, you should also hope they put every mom-and-pop in this country out of business (if they haven't already), as that will help increase their profits and, in turn, the value of your stock.
For the record, I am not arguing against any of this, as that is capitalism. For better or worse.
Guess either didn't read my post on page two of this thread and the
last paragraph or didn't understand it...
Benk wrote:
Bunkie Knudsen, David Halberstam writes, believed in a simple concept:The people in Detroit had to make good cars, and if they did, the people in New York would take care of the stock. If only it were still true…
Gotta also say that the CEO's are only doing what their clients say
they want: "The cheapest at any cost"...and the true cost is the
erosion of The American Middle Class...heck all Americans have had
their $$$ position in the world have eroded by outsourcing to other
countries... :(
