Dragon

Rethink American....by buying European inspired/designed/built (some of them) vehicles.

I doubt it. PE isn't about letting people run wild, cause that usually ends with money being spent liek wild, which PE firms aren't about. Its all about making money to them, and usually, that means cost cutting and lots of it. Since brands = costs, I don't think we'll see any brands come back anytime soon either. Cerebus might not be an auto company, but don't forget they have an auto guy in Ex-Daimler man Wolfgang Bernhard as a consultant. He'll probably end up being the one Lasorda has to deal with at Cerebus and making most of the decisions.

back to DaimlerBenz (DBX?) I'd imagine

Just putting some used Camry's in front of the used car lot would send a good signal too.

thats just wrong....wrong I say!

http://money.cnn.com/2007/05/14/news/compa...sion=2007051406 damn. I was hoping Frank (and Canada) would get'em

in theory, if the suit gets the analog shutdown pushed back a few years, then it isn't idiotic

better than a loss. seems selling off part of GMAC was a good idea afterall, at least for now

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corporate_Ave...omy#Calculation

Heard through grapevine that CAMI shutdown yesterday for a week (or more) due to an issue with the passenger side airbag

me rikey

at least it looks somewhat original

wheels are nice, glad the black is gone, not crazy about gfx

meh I'd rather focus on GM's record quarter, especially given the woes of recent and not so recent years rather then dwell on Toyota selling more

I believe the appropriate response to this is

Mazda 3 is as much a family car as the rest of the cars in its class.

we're right on the water, if water levels rise, we're the first to get hit

sounds like the people they picked will not be noncustomers, but repeat customers

12 disciples, how appropriate

IN LIKE FLIN!

if only I had any desire whatsoever to move down there

bring it with a diesel!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corporate_Average_Fuel_Economy

build and sell them with I-4's then let the dealers give customers "free upgrades" to v8's