[widgeon13]

All this shlt does is make the M&A lawyers richer than they already are and gives the CEO's the chance to say they are merging to remove duplicity and reduce cost. It doesn't work. It's also a short term distraction from the fact that both GM and Chrysler are both doing poorly with very little hope of recovery. They have one of the best economic markets going today and still can't make any money.

I was in a dealership the other day looking for a new Tahoe and the asshat salesman wouldn't even go outside and look at cars with me, he sent me out on my own and told me if I found something I liked to come back and we could discuss it. Fuch him, I'm out of there.

The problems start in the showroom and go all the way to the CEO's. These idiots still haven't gotten the message that the American consumer can live without them and has been for years.