Paul Stenquist wrote: > However Bob Lutz has been working to change that somewhat. And with > some success. What's more, GM is doing very well on surveys of > customer satisfaction. That ain't all bad.
So you say. > The Europeans, on the > other hand, are in the toilet. Their build quality is abysmal. Only > the Japanese, and really only Toyota and Honda, are giving the US > carmakers trouble. Make new deals with the unions on health care and > retirement, and Detroit will be right back on top. That's a ludicrous statement. Health care and retirement contracts don't build cars. Get realistic! Detroit won't be "back on top" for a very long time. They have no idea of how to please and keep a customer. > That's a prediction. Remember where you read it first. > paul Oh, I will. Long after I buy my Honda or Toyota. The 3rd or fourth one, that is. I'm long over my buying of GM products. Not again in MY lifetime! keith whaley -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List PDML@pdml.net http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
