Reply #84: That may be true .

[blues90]

But that is not the case in many areas in the US where we have had many years to develope mass transit and just as much resistence to it.

Who will be able to afford these new cars especially when the cars people have now with a live payment book will be worthless so they are stuck with what they have.

This is the main problem I have with the big three, they allowed this to happen and promoted cars and trucks that they knew damn well were not the best for now or the future. How many chances are they supposed to get before they once again screw the people over , whether the buyers of their products or the people who work for them?

Their interests are in their own profit not the better of the people.

The big three brought this on themselves and now we should feel bad and then switch to happy because they are finally going to build better cars, isn't it a bit late , how well would that work out for you or me if we did the same thing?

Let the big three buy back all of these gas hogs they pushed and put that toward a better car , then they have made an attempt to redeem themselves but they will never do that.

The auto companies have fought against

all mass transit for years to keep their hold so they don't deserve another chance , really they don't.

They also blamed their workers and then put the fact that older workers who worked to build these companies up cost to much for healthcare so these workers are tossed to the curb.

so if the big three faulter and fail just remember it was their own doing not mine. No one needs a car that can do 0 to 60 in 2 seconds while they sit in traffic , no one.