#194538 - 06/30/06 10:14 PM
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Hey anyone here about the possible Nissan, Renault, and GM marriage? Here is a link to the story. Any thoughts, good or bad?
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,201707,00.html
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#194539 - 06/30/06 11:42 PM
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i dont want to see it happen, but it will help all 3 companys, especialy GM
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#194540 - 07/01/06 03:23 AM
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It's probably what the automotive industry needs at this point, but it'll likely end up just hurting the consumer in the future. I'm getting sick of mergers... 
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#194541 - 07/01/06 10:41 AM
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I can't really see a domestic company like GM form with a foreign compant like Nissan. I don't want to see it at all, help GM or not.
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#194542 - 07/03/06 02:33 PM
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I currently work for Nissan, and have worked for GM. A merger is a bad idea, both companies could loose money selling weed, or prostitutes
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#194543 - 07/03/06 05:51 PM
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I dont like it as well, foreign and domestic together...........
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#194544 - 07/05/06 07:10 AM
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considering i make the frames for nissan here in smyrna for the pathfinder xterra and frontier...i would love to see this happen...job security...
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#194545 - 07/05/06 10:27 AM
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Originally posted by pgp2000gt:
both companies could loose money selling weed, or prostitutes 
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#194546 - 07/06/06 01:38 AM
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Originally posted by buggy2068:
I can't really see a domestic company like GM form with a foreign compant like Nissan. I don't want to see it at all, help GM or not. just remember that GM bought Isuzu a number of years ago for a few different reasons, and are now using Isuzu engines in their trucks (Duramax). IMO, good move on Gm's part for that one.
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#194548 - 07/06/06 05:32 AM
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Originally posted by HercMan:
Didn't GM recently sell off their stake in Isuzu? I don't know about all that, but I do know that my Suzuki was actually made by Chevy.
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#194549 - 07/06/06 09:34 AM
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#194552 - 07/06/06 10:09 PM
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