Thread: General Motors, USA, battling to save its reputation

I reckon they're in big trouble. They've only just recovered from their bankruptcy, and now they're up for a whole raft of costs with the recall plus the knock on effects of losing people's brand loyalty over the recall(s).

And therein lies part of the real reason they are centralising operations back to the USA and dropping AUS like a hot potato...

GM-H were never going to hang around post GFC...

Originally Posted by Tombie

And therein lies part of the real reason they are centralising operations back to the USA and dropping AUS like a hot potato...

GM-H were never going to hang around post GFC...

wonder if labor/unions will ever come out and admit that

GM has a reputation?

Originally Posted by gusthedog

GM has a reputation?

You got in before me!

John

Originally Posted by richard4u2

wonder if labor/unions will ever come out and admit that

**** off with your union bashing

it's ****ing me off big time

find someone or something better to blame

do you buy GM products?

Originally Posted by ramblingboy42

**** off with your union bashing

it's ****ing me off big time

find someone or something better to blame

do you buy GM products?

Ah, anger, the militant unionists last resort, that and name calling

Originally Posted by ramblingboy42

do you buy GM products?

I owned a 1938 Vauxhall Model J Holden bodied) - my first registered car in 1965.

And a 1955 Vauxhall Velox in 1967.

And a 1965 Vauxhall Viva in 1969-70.

Oh, almost forgot the VT Commodore Berlina.