Overhead of dealerships must do something here too. I read that even after it
drops 1000 dealers GM will still have more than twice as many (4000 something)
than Honda (around 1800)...
Fer instance. My little town of Winchendon has a failing GM dealership
(Patterson Chevrolet/Buick). Gardner the city next door (20,000 folks makes it
a city) has Salvadore auto group which has Chevy and Dodge (where I bought my
Ford, go fig) and is doing okay. We've got one too many dealerships around at
least.
-Curt
Date: Mon, 08 Dec 2008 13:41:40 -0500
From: Rich Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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So after spending billion$ on advertising, they still can't beat the
competition with the exact same car, tarted up (hmmm maybe it has
something to do with the dealers? Don't know. Or overall reputation
for quality and commitment?). That makes me want to give them billion$
more to help them out.
It boggles the mind.
--R
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