America’s GM Rebounds

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JJFADS wrote:

Oh man say it aint so. Toyota is not the “largest automobile maker in the world.” In fact, GM is the largest automaker in the world and Volkswagen is the second largest.
Not that it matters, in this hostile economy the makers will continue to change production. At any rate I find it absolutely amusing that GM goes through BR and still winds up as #1, while Toyota gets trumped by VW.

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Why don't you tell the REAL truth? You may be able to blow smoke of some of these peoples behinds, but some of us actually do research and look into your half @sssed statistics. The numbers you are referring to are not numbers referring to cars sold. Only cars planned for production. An automaker can produce all the cars they want, but if they can't sell them then they're still not #1.
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Chew on the truth for a little while. It's better for you.

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JJFADS wrote:

<quoted text>Production is tracked by volume i.e. units produced. Sales are tracked by units sold. Please research the two different figures and you will find that as of November, GM remains on top. You have evidently never worked in the auto industry. Let me know if I can be of more assistance. Thank you for the kind words and recognition.
regards-

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whatever wrote:

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You couldn't be of any assistance to anyone even if you tried. Unless all they are interested in are lies and gross exaggerations of the truth as you see it.
P.S. GM remains on top in the U.S. not the world. Quit trying to intertwine stories and fool people into thinking that you tell the truth. If I can be of anymore assistance to you in getting you to see the truth please let me know.

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JJFADS wrote:

<quoted text>Incorrect - as of November, GM remained as the largest maker by production. GM remained the largest in the US by sales and production, on that point you got it correct.

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JJFADS wrote:

<quoted text>Incorrect - as of November, GM remained as the largest maker by production. GM remained the largest in the US by sales and production, on that point you got it correct.

The Authority wrote:

<quoted text>Think global JJ. Toyota is still on top and posting a profit. Meanwhile GM cannot claim a profit, due to the enormous long term debt obligations to the U.S. taxpayers.

JJFADS wrote:

Ok maybe I’m being a little harsh. Let’s give them an opportunity to reduce capacity and improve upon some of the massive quality failures of the last five years. Shall we give them a chance? It’s not up to me, let the American people decide. Toy Ota peeked in 08, you will concede that fact in another few months. Face it, they had an opportunity and they blew it. History repeats itself.

JJFADS wrote:

<quoted text>I’m thinking about how many billions they will lose this year. End of discussion.