I hope GM, Ford, and Dodge can get their crap together - it wasn't that they built crappy cars (keep your anecdotes to yourself - there's lots of horror stories out there about BMWs, MBs, Toyotas, Nissans, Kias, etc.), it was that they didn't know how to make a profit when they're carrying the weight of the UAW on their shoulders. I'd like to see GM, and Dodge come back online with what they were doing and what they were selling, change their company to be a much more efficient machine, and get back to selling whatever America/the World will buy - including SUVs if that's where the market is at. All companies exist to make a buck giving their customers what they want, and the big three had sales and they had visions/investments for the next generations of cars (less Dodge in this instance), but they needed more efficiencies to keep profitable. I'd like to see them do that.

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- Brian


1989 500SEL Euro
1966 250SE Cabriolet
1958 BMW Isetta 600