Bail Out

This is just horseshit. We made the vehicles that made us the most profit, didn't invest the moolah in anything but big and it backfired on us, save us. This just goes to show you there is no free market.

What's a good analogy to this story? Ah, how about... What if we sold tickets to our upcoming marriage to Alison Krauss, but she said no* but we didn't have money to refund the tickets because we used the money to buy a lot of viagra. A lot. See? Our "product" failed us so the govment has to bail us out. Does that analogy work? Mmm, Alison. She can restart our stalled chub anytime.

*Yeah, she'd say no. Please. We're so freakin' awesome, she couldn't say no. In fact, that one time she literally couldn't say no so no charges were filed! W00t!

Referenced articles
WSJ: Auto Executives to Seek Government Help

Comments

[vigrx plus]

nice site..

[zoomerdaily]

But I still believe an auto bail out will not solve the problem with the US auto industry. It's only a remedy so to speak.

[Driving School Sydney]

Lets hope that this problem will get solved soon.

[Leroy Brown]

GM and Ford are just going to burn through these loans, just they've been burning through their cash and current loans. You can't fix their problems with more loans and debt.

[Auto Buying Tips & Advice]

Cars those run on water will conserve gas .So its good that cars that run on water will run on roads very fast.

[Car Blog]

@Shuyler

Yes they will definitely feel it very soon.

[chaudhary]

yes i like cars very much. dont you people?

[Auto blog]

Hmm. I think its the fact that the big 3 just sat on their duff for too many years while Toyota and Honda came in and kicked their butts. We can change that by increasing tarriffs on foreign vehicles, but Toyota and Honda are already prepared for that by having built numerous factories here in the states. Maybe we should tax foreign companies more?

[used cars in raleigh nc]

Inventors are coming up with cars those run on water. I think that's what will change things.

[Kevin]

And this road to hell:)
I also hope that the situation be settled scenes on fuel and I can again drive my SUV.

[Cap'n]

Good article to read about automaker's.

[Shuyler]

It's certainly true that American automakers have not dealt with rising fuel costs well at all, in fact, seemingly having no strategy for the current situation. But, can the government afford to let these massive employers fold? Just from a political standpoint, it would be disastrous. I guess it comes down to whether you think these companies can be viable again long-term. I think they can, but it's a long road ahead.