Eisboch wrote:

"Canuck57" wrote in message
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"Eisboch" wrote in message
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You know they are in trouble when Fiat is getting cold feet about a
merger.

Another one about to bite the dust.

Eisboch

Chrysler is as good as gone. CAW/UAW are taking a stand with not
enough meaningful concessions and wasting time. Fiat would be better
off to import and start intrinsic growth and forget Chrysler. And
then there are suppliers... Cerberus no doubt wants some cash too....
Chrysler is a deer looking at a train and on the tracks... 14 days left.


Fiat wants to re-introduce their cars in the US which is really the only
reason for getting a piece of Chrysler. Gives them an instant
dealership base.

In three weeks all of the Chrysler dealerships will be used car lots.

BAR wrote:
Eisboch wrote:

"Canuck57" wrote in message
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"Eisboch" wrote in message
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You know they are in trouble when Fiat is getting cold feet about a
merger.

Another one about to bite the dust.

Eisboch

Chrysler is as good as gone. CAW/UAW are taking a stand with not
enough meaningful concessions and wasting time. Fiat would be better
off to import and start intrinsic growth and forget Chrysler. And
then there are suppliers... Cerberus no doubt wants some cash
too.... Chrysler is a deer looking at a train and on the tracks...
14 days left.


Fiat wants to re-introduce their cars in the US which is really the
only reason for getting a piece of Chrysler. Gives them an instant
dealership base.

In three weeks all of the Chrysler dealerships will be used car lots.


One can hope for some nice juicy layoffs at your place of work that
include you. The experience will do you good, as will a spate of
long-term unemployment. You might emerge as a human being.

On Thu, 16 Apr 2009 16:56:11 -0400, HK wrote:

BAR wrote:
Eisboch wrote:

"Canuck57" wrote in message
...

"Eisboch" wrote in message
news
You know they are in trouble when Fiat is getting cold feet about a
merger.

Another one about to bite the dust.

Eisboch

Chrysler is as good as gone. CAW/UAW are taking a stand with not
enough meaningful concessions and wasting time. Fiat would be better
off to import and start intrinsic growth and forget Chrysler. And
then there are suppliers... Cerberus no doubt wants some cash
too.... Chrysler is a deer looking at a train and on the tracks...
14 days left.


Fiat wants to re-introduce their cars in the US which is really the
only reason for getting a piece of Chrysler. Gives them an instant
dealership base.

In three weeks all of the Chrysler dealerships will be used car lots.


One can hope for some nice juicy layoffs at your place of work that
include you. The experience will do you good, as will a spate of
long-term unemployment. You might emerge as a human being.

Uh oh. Is bar in the auto industry?

jps wrote:
On Thu, 16 Apr 2009 16:56:11 -0400, HK wrote:

BAR wrote:
Eisboch wrote:
"Canuck57" wrote in message
...
"Eisboch" wrote in message
news You know they are in trouble when Fiat is getting cold feet about a
merger.

Another one about to bite the dust.

Eisboch
Chrysler is as good as gone. CAW/UAW are taking a stand with not
enough meaningful concessions and wasting time. Fiat would be better
off to import and start intrinsic growth and forget Chrysler. And
then there are suppliers... Cerberus no doubt wants some cash
too.... Chrysler is a deer looking at a train and on the tracks...
14 days left.

Fiat wants to re-introduce their cars in the US which is really the
only reason for getting a piece of Chrysler. Gives them an instant
dealership base.
In three weeks all of the Chrysler dealerships will be used car lots.

One can hope for some nice juicy layoffs at your place of work that
include you. The experience will do you good, as will a spate of
long-term unemployment. You might emerge as a human being.

Uh oh. Is bar in the auto industry?


No. Or at least I don't think so.