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    China and GM and taxes

    Not sure how to provide link properly. Hopefully you can get there.
    Thought it might stir something.


    http://www.youtube.com:80/watch_popup?v=Lvl5Gan69Wo
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    #2
    Perhaps that is why I don't have ANY GM products and have not had any since 1982.

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      #3
      GM and Ford are both facing 50 to 100 billion in retirement buyouts. Building cars in North America is going to face a tuff haul.

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        #4
        Cadillacs for Commies! Ohhh the decadence.

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          #5
          wilagro: If you have no GM products, what do you have?
          I have Ford/Dodge/GM and they are all junk? I have a Jap SUV and tractor.......seem pretty decent? German stuff seems pretty good?

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            #6
            John Deere tractor...generally good quality...high price for service and parts when needed.

            Chrysler vehicles...good when they run.
            One old Ford truck still runs okay.

            GM crap...never again.

            Shire/Belgian horses didn't need parts but did require service once in a while...no recall on faulty parts or power train unlike today's workhorses.

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              #7
              You still have Belgians, Will?

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                #8
                No, the horses are no more for some time already but I really liked working with them. It seemed like they could read your mind after many years of close contact.

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