Review: 2011 Mercedes CL550 4Matic

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• Re: The Day The Blue Team Dropped The Ball
  
  RobertRyan - @Scoutdude The current Falcon is a very nice car to drive. Everyone I talked to who drives them(including myself) find them very reliable, safe and...
• Re: Where Is Currency Manipulation When We Need It: Ford Shuts Down Down Under
  
  RobertRyan - @Onus, I think the problems with Ford are a bit like the “Canary in the Mine” there are other export...
• Re: Where Is Currency Manipulation When We Need It: Ford Shuts Down Down Under
  
  RobertRyan - They do sell a lot of Asian cars and SUV’s, but Ford and Holden(GM) have found the Asian sourced parts to be...
• Re: Labor Unrest In South Africa
  
  ect - South Africa has a huge degree of income disparity. In the apartheid era, German and Japanese companies largely ignored international sanctions against the regime, and...
• Re: Where Is Currency Manipulation When We Need It: Ford Shuts Down Down Under
  
  RobertRyan - @Ect, Again nice Classical Economic Theory explanation for the determination of the AUD. Like all Classical theories...
• Re: Italy To Fiat: Please, Please, Please Don’t Go, I’m Beggin You To Stay, I Love You So
  
  Lorenzo - Too bad he doesn’t quite have his finger on the pulse of the American market. He should have known the...
• Re: Labor Unrest In South Africa
  
  ect - The ANC is not an outgrowth of the SACP. It was founded long before the SACP, and evolved into an umbrella organization that brought together organizations of widely...
• Re: The Day The Blue Team Dropped The Ball
  
  RobertRyan - @Ect, That is the “nice theory’ of International trade, not the reality. IF free trade was so great EVERYONE would be doing it,as obviously...
• Re: Holden Sticking With Australia Despite High Costs
  
  Lorenzo - That was Noah. He kicked the dinos off the ark when a T-Rex ate the unicorns.
• Re: Labor Unrest In South Africa
  
  onyxtape - I remember reading somewhere that the Roslyn BMW plant had the highest quality output in the entire company – even higher than its plants in Germany. When I...