IF BANKRUPT Will They Still Make Our Cars

[laborsmith]

This is the internet, where urban legends reign dominant.

If line employees did sabotage, and management stood by benignly declining to intervene, than who carries responsibility? And if anyone reading this is serious about believing wrenches could be secretly welded to frames while cars were going down the line being assembled, than I suspect the bridge sellers will be standing in line to get their fair share.

Many complain about the adversarial nature of the labor-management relationship, willingly overlooking the national labor laws that create/foster such relationships. -- laborsmith

[Tomash]

http://camaro5.com/forums/showthread...800#post407800 -- my opinion on the topic

[tvfreakazoid]

Will Camry has proven itself. There is a reason why it's one of the best selling cars.

Originally Posted by FenwickHockey65

Smart people will.

A sleek, stylish Malibu...or a bloated, overrated camry...

[tvfreakazoid]

I really dought that's going to happen. There are tons of V8's out there. Maybe in 50 to 100yrs it may and depending on the car.

Originally Posted by PewterPhil

We, as new 2010 Camaro owners may benefit big time here. If Obama and his task force, being a GM creditor, has a hand in the restructure of GM, cars with V8 engines may be few and far between. The current government's left leaning enviromental aganda may consider V8 sport cars an excessive luxury. Could it be possible that Chevy will be forced to stop making V8 Camaros and forced to refine the ultra fuel effecient V6? Might there be a timeframe to achieve a MPG goal of say...39 MPG highway by 2015?

If so, baby your new cars because in a few years they will be worth a fortune. Who ever heard of a car actually appreciating in value after driving off the lot. Crazier things are happening right now as we speak.