The New Mercedes A-Class should be at dealers in Europe any day now. In the U.S., it is expected to go on sale in the United States in 2014. Not that many people are dying to see an overpriced hatchback. A sedan probably would sell better. One was spotted halfway between Germany and America, in Iceland. (Read More…)
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doctor olds - @HDC- The Japanese market is essentially closed and the proof is that the largest selling import brand captures only a couple percent of the market. It is not just...
highdesertcat - Well, we can agree to disagree. My beliefs are hardly my own. The reason I made a comment on this thread is because I believe that GM’s stock price being...
highdesertcat - I lost part of my text — beyond my control. Nobody wanted to take GM as a whole entity and that’s why the government stepped in and bailed them out....
doctor olds - @HDC- Studying under a prof who himself is very unlikely to have any real world auto experience and reading about the sector does not change my assumption about...
sunridge place - HDC I think the point is that you said that Audi ‘retreated from the market’ Retreat means that a company withdraws from the market. Audi never left...
highdesertcat - “If not for Toyota’s 2million to approximately nothing advantage in their CLOSED home market GM would be far ahead of them.” I remember several...
sunridge place - What the heck are you talking about HDC? ‘took the Cadillac franchise away from them and dropped their floor plan financing’ Who is...
highdesertcat - “The stock market is rationally responding to GM’s performance.” I believe the stock market is responding to the Obama administration’s agenda...
highdesertcat - I’m quite familiar with the events since GM took the Cadillac franchise away from them and dropped their floor plan financing. I was against the bailouts,...
doctor olds - Buickman- You appear to be unaware of the term “Pattern Bargaining”. All three US makers have had nearly identical contracts for decades. That should...