The Pathetic Myth of the Big Three (auto-makers)

[DGS49]

UAW strike shows Big 3 automakers are already in the scrapyard

Message to economic sentimentalist Joe Biden: Detroit and the UAW’s business model has no future.

nypost.com

Recognizing that market cap is often insane, "...Ford and General Motors combined are worth about 10% of the nearly $800 billion valuation of Tesla, which is not currently suffering from a strike..."

"The No. 1 car factory is Tesla’s operation in California, the No. 2 car factory in the United States is Toyota’s operation in Kentucky, No. 3 is BMW’s plant in South Carolina, and No. 4 is Toyota again, operating in Princeton, Ind."

Biden's fascination with these unionized, inefficient dinosaurs is based on nothing more than the Democrats' corrupt relationship with the unions. Many companies employ multiples of the numbers of American working people than the GM, Ford, and Chrysler. When Democrats speak of "hard working Americans," what they really mean is union slugs.

 

[sparky]

union slugs.

well on the road to marxism DG....~S~

 

[Polishprince]

UAW strike shows Big 3 automakers are already in the scrapyard

Message to economic sentimentalist Joe Biden: Detroit and the UAW’s business model has no future.

nypost.com

Recognizing that market cap is often insane, "...Ford and General Motors combined are worth about 10% of the nearly $800 billion valuation of Tesla, which is not currently suffering from a strike..."

"The No. 1 car factory is Tesla’s operation in California, the No. 2 car factory in the United States is Toyota’s operation in Kentucky, No. 3 is BMW’s plant in South Carolina, and No. 4 is Toyota again, operating in Princeton, Ind."

Biden's fascination with these unionized, inefficient dinosaurs is based on nothing more than the Democrats' corrupt relationship with the unions. Many companies employ multiples of the numbers of American working people than the GM, Ford, and Chrysler. When Democrats speak of "hard working Americans," what they really mean is union slugs.

They were the "big 3" indeed when they got the moniker for sure. But right now, they are the "Only 3" when you are talking about UAW controlled automakers.

 

[Thunk]

This strike will END the big 3. They will be gone forever. Their pensions will be dumped on the gov't (taxpayer) and the retirees will get 15% of their pensions.

All by design!

Thanks again biden!

 

[initforme]

Most Americans side with the uaw. They conceded years ago. Time to stand firm.

 

[DGS49]

Most Americans side with the uaw. They conceded years ago. Time to stand firm.

Do you have any valid survey data to support what you say?

 

[LibertyKid]

This strike will END the big 3. They will be gone forever. Their pensions will be dumped on the gov't (taxpayer) and the retirees will get 15% of their pensions.

All by design!

Thanks again biden!

Unless there is another bailout

 

[Thunk]

Unless there is another bailout

Which means the companies can't stand on their own. Another bail-out with no external "emergency" is just delaying the inevitable.

 

[Thunk]

Most Americans side with the uaw.

No...most Americans don't!

$300,000 a year with a 4 day work week? I don't thunk so!

 

[leftwinger]

UAW strike shows Big 3 automakers are already in the scrapyard

Message to economic sentimentalist Joe Biden: Detroit and the UAW’s business model has no future.

nypost.com

Recognizing that market cap is often insane, "...Ford and General Motors combined are worth about 10% of the nearly $800 billion valuation of Tesla, which is not currently suffering from a strike..."

"The No. 1 car factory is Tesla’s operation in California, the No. 2 car factory in the United States is Toyota’s operation in Kentucky, No. 3 is BMW’s plant in South Carolina, and No. 4 is Toyota again, operating in Princeton, Ind."

Biden's fascination with these unionized, inefficient dinosaurs is based on nothing more than the Democrats' corrupt relationship with the unions. Many companies employ multiples of the numbers of American working people than the GM, Ford, and Chrysler. When Democrats speak of "hard working Americans," what they really mean is union slugs.

the sales YTD show Toyota is gaining on FORD. The China flu forced a re-set in the way Autos are made and sold. Who will come out on top?

 

[initforme]

No...most Americans don't!

$300,000 a year with a 4 day work week? I don't thunk so!

The average floor worker gets $300 grand per year? Too funny. Epic fail.