Is it only a matter of time?
Re: Is it only a matter of time?
Originally Posted by Chrome383Z
The Auto Industry is important, but that is only one segment of "American Industry".
Also, the Auto Industry is evolving right now. Gasoline will eventually be replaced by something and I think we are in the beginning stages of R&D on their replacements.
Also, I think gone worldwide auto sales are going to drop. Vehicles are much more effecient these days and can last easily 200k miles before they become maintenance traps. People are starting to realize this and the ones that are "middle class" are going to keep their vehicles alot longer which will drop sales.
Also, the Auto Industry is evolving right now. Gasoline will eventually be replaced by something and I think we are in the beginning stages of R&D on their replacements.
Also, I think gone worldwide auto sales are going to drop. Vehicles are much more effecient these days and can last easily 200k miles before they become maintenance traps. People are starting to realize this and the ones that are "middle class" are going to keep their vehicles alot longer which will drop sales.
Re: Is it only a matter of time?
I would bet, If ppl bought more New American Cars, the economy would be much stronger!
We need to even up the game, but recognizing the Problem exists is the first step! I do agree, those with the means, will still be obsessed with the lastest & greatest stuff, and will always eat it up.
We need to even up the game, but recognizing the Problem exists is the first step! I do agree, those with the means, will still be obsessed with the lastest & greatest stuff, and will always eat it up.
Re: Is it only a matter of time?
Originally Posted by SCNGENNFTHGEN
I would bet, If ppl bought more New American Cars, the economy would be much stronger!
The problem with expecting a government bail-out of the auto industry is the magnitude of the automaker's debt. Consider that Ford and GM combined have approximately $400-600 billion in bond debt. A few billion here or there wouldn't help either company all that much right now.
I like guionM's idea of slowing down on regulatory changes for a while, but that's not going to give the Big 3 any substantial advantage; it's just going to help the industry as a whole. In fact, thinking about it just a bit more, I do think that someone would be helped out more than others - the Koreans.
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