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Originally Posted by VRPdommy
Sounds like we can count on your support to break them up !
But you can't blame GM for looking out for their best interest in a long term basis so no future 'bail-out' is needed. They are breaking no promises. We didn't penalize the banks and nobody went to jail and they did break more than promises.
But I'm sure the new model electric's that will likely be built overseas is a simple matter of supply economics made worse by tariffs and the banks cornering commodities like copper and aluminum. But I think GM is just taking a pause to see what the next election brings in stability of the economics of material supply.
So, the final decision is up in the air for now. I doubt they want to say what they 'might do'
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Just a thought. If better trade deals or tariffs had been in place with China and Japan over the last 30 years do you think companies like gm and Ford might be in a better position than they are now?
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