Comments on: Motor bosses arrive for bailout talks - on private jets

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By: Tudor Munasinghe

Tudor Munasinghe — Mon, 15 Dec 2008 11:16:55 +0000

All these bailouts may not be necessary if every American decides to buy a US made car in preference to an imported car when they make their decision to purchase

from Tudor in Colombo, Sri Lanka

By: Robert Wilson

Robert Wilson — Sat, 13 Dec 2008 17:49:07 +0000

These comments make me wonder how people actually are able to live in our world. The comments here are just simply ignorant. Somebody forgot to tell you guys that all the wall street firms just got free money – about 20 times as much as the auto industry asked for and the all fly private jets. The reason the big three have been driven to the brink is because no one can get credit to buy vehicles – if that wouldn't have happened then GM would have continued with its restructuring and modifications to move from large vehicles to smaller vehicles – which by the way GM still has more vehicles that get 30 mpg or higher on the highway than anyone and all of their trucks and SUV's get better gas mileage than Honda or Toyota.

Get real – if GM goes under then believe me you'll feel it too. Your state economies will move into depression because they will be saddled with enourmous unemployment and medicaid costs. We are talking about 3 million jobs and jobs in every single state in the nation.

Sleep tight in your dream world.

By: Frans de Mars

Frans de Mars — Sat, 13 Dec 2008 14:43:26 +0000

Apparently people did not buy enough cars of the big three.
If the companies are bailed out, does that mean that people all of a sudden start buying their cars?
If so, great and bail them out.
If not, what good is the bail out?

By: William T

William T — Fri, 12 Dec 2008 03:41:12 +0000

I have lived in Australia since 1994. Recently with all the news about he US big three manufacturers, I had a look at their US websites and was shocked to find fuel milage has remained largely unchanged in 14 years since I left the USA. While other manufacturers have been building smaller, more fuel efficient cards, the big three have done little. I say, let them go by the wayside. Plenty of good foreign-built cars to go around.

By: Sander

Sander — Fri, 12 Dec 2008 01:04:00 +0000

Its not a wonder that the us carmaker are the biggest victims of the financial crisis. They produce cars which are 2 to 5 times less effiecient than foreign cars. Us cars are even with the low energie prices at the moment so inefficient in than other global manufacturers, that its logical no us citizen would buy an a us car. If government takes over the autoindustrie its a loss of tax-payers money. The best advise I have is; take adventage of technologie and produce cars who are extremely green.

By: Vinay K from India

Vinay K from India — Thu, 11 Dec 2008 07:44:26 +0000

OK.. so these 3 get big handouts... you guys have to realise that a chunk of this handout ends up in either India or China.. as these big three have "Outsourced" their IT and other back office activity. So the US taxpayers money helps in keeping the Indian economy flourishing ..
One of the curbs that need to be put on these three is to keep the jobs in US.

By: Brian

Brian — Wed, 10 Dec 2008 22:46:31 +0000

If we let Chrysler and GM fail,then they will take Ford with them.Ford has already started its restructuring dating back to 2000,but the smaller supply companies that are not owned or controlled by the big 3 will also fail.The majority of these companies are run very well,but will not make it if there no one to buy the products they offer.

There is alot more to consider than the average american realizes.
I say let the government take over these failing companies,Regulation is the only way these companies can become as strong as they once were.

By: Louis Schmitz

Louis Schmitz — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 19:44:59 +0000

We are to be represented by our government not dictated to .The majority of taxpayers do not want a bail out of the big three .This is the voice of the people.It should be heard.Bankruptcy courts are here for a reason.Let them do their job.We cant sell all the autos we already have.Do we need millions of new cars and trucks?We need to stop and take a breath.

Louis fro Austin TX.