TTAC’s advisor in cross-cultural affairs, Frau Schmitto-san, advises me that “itay” means “pain” in Japanese. Nomen est omen: Pessimistic remarks of an analyst named “Itay” sent car stocks down this morning. By mid day, Ford had dropped 19 cents, GM lost 53 cents. All because Citi analyst Itay Michaeli thinks the car market may not be as hot as some think. (Read More…)
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Tagged as Bertel Schmitt, Grade The Analysts, Itay Michaeli, Sales
Tagged as Bertel Schmitt, Grade The Analysts, Itay Michaeli, Sales
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AFX - “Should the writer have worked his way down a laundry list of pro’s and con’s of owning such a vehicle ?” I personally think the price...
Bertel Schmitt - The question was not who created the names, the question was what system was behind them, and what...
AFX - The Rolls will still be restorable in the future, just as a resto-mod. Ditch the engine and put in a big block rat motor or a Hemi with a blower...
stuki - Government and smart….. fat chance. If they were not dumber than a bed rug, there would be no such thing as CAFE to...
stuki - If any car benefits from an 8 speed, it’s an on/off road going one (and towing one). You want silly low 1st for...
Derek Kreindler - No, it’s much jerkier, not nearly as smooth.
mcs - Sometimes, the “I have enough money to flush it down the toilet” purchase is used to send a message to individuals that were jerks to...
stuki - I guess people and opinions are different. I liked the review more than the car.. One of the best attempts at “make sure every single...
RobertRyan - @doctor olds “Mulally’s job is not to make cars, but to make money! ‘ Seeing Ford is losing money hand over fist in Europe and due to...
Summicron - I felt much better when he took it away from you.