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July 1, 2008 at 11:57 PM #232322July 2, 2008 at 9:11 AM #232201
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ParticipantLOL. Any of you monitoring the prices of new SUV’s/trucks from GM? You can get some of the previously priced SUV’s MSRP’ed at $45k now close to under $30k, not including the 0% financing.
Dude, if I had a small biz, it’s a no brainer, especially with all the tax subsidies.
Meanwhile, GM looks like it’s headed for BK.
http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/merrill-lynch-cuts-ratings-gm/story.aspx?guid=%7BD5E1B77A%2D9FFD%2D40E0%2DBAF9%2DC10FFF1E6D2F%7D&siteid=yhoofJuly 2, 2008 at 9:11 AM #232323Coronita
ParticipantLOL. Any of you monitoring the prices of new SUV’s/trucks from GM? You can get some of the previously priced SUV’s MSRP’ed at $45k now close to under $30k, not including the 0% financing.
Dude, if I had a small biz, it’s a no brainer, especially with all the tax subsidies.
Meanwhile, GM looks like it’s headed for BK.
http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/merrill-lynch-cuts-ratings-gm/story.aspx?guid=%7BD5E1B77A%2D9FFD%2D40E0%2DBAF9%2DC10FFF1E6D2F%7D&siteid=yhoofJuly 2, 2008 at 9:11 AM #232335Coronita
ParticipantLOL. Any of you monitoring the prices of new SUV’s/trucks from GM? You can get some of the previously priced SUV’s MSRP’ed at $45k now close to under $30k, not including the 0% financing.
Dude, if I had a small biz, it’s a no brainer, especially with all the tax subsidies.
Meanwhile, GM looks like it’s headed for BK.
http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/merrill-lynch-cuts-ratings-gm/story.aspx?guid=%7BD5E1B77A%2D9FFD%2D40E0%2DBAF9%2DC10FFF1E6D2F%7D&siteid=yhoofJuly 2, 2008 at 9:11 AM #232374Coronita
ParticipantLOL. Any of you monitoring the prices of new SUV’s/trucks from GM? You can get some of the previously priced SUV’s MSRP’ed at $45k now close to under $30k, not including the 0% financing.
Dude, if I had a small biz, it’s a no brainer, especially with all the tax subsidies.
Meanwhile, GM looks like it’s headed for BK.
http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/merrill-lynch-cuts-ratings-gm/story.aspx?guid=%7BD5E1B77A%2D9FFD%2D40E0%2DBAF9%2DC10FFF1E6D2F%7D&siteid=yhoofJuly 2, 2008 at 9:11 AM #232382Coronita
ParticipantLOL. Any of you monitoring the prices of new SUV’s/trucks from GM? You can get some of the previously priced SUV’s MSRP’ed at $45k now close to under $30k, not including the 0% financing.
Dude, if I had a small biz, it’s a no brainer, especially with all the tax subsidies.
Meanwhile, GM looks like it’s headed for BK.
http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/merrill-lynch-cuts-ratings-gm/story.aspx?guid=%7BD5E1B77A%2D9FFD%2D40E0%2DBAF9%2DC10FFF1E6D2F%7D&siteid=yhoofJuly 2, 2008 at 9:35 AM #232216bsrsharma
Participantpreviously priced SUV’s MSRP’ed at $45k
I am seeing ads for 3 year old and under SUVs in $3K – $6K range. SUVs have practically lost all their value. So, that $30K “deal” may be 10 times too dear! I saw a dealer advertised new Jeeps for $9995.
Be patient, those $45K deals will reach half and may be even quarter price once GM goes into liquidation.
This is from your link!
And finally, GM’s SUV segment is on the verge of becoming obsolete, eating away at the company’s profit potential, he said. A drop in auction pricing provides the clearest evidence that demand has all but dried up completely. Murphy noted that large SUVs aren’t even attracting any bids most of the time and many dealers won’t even take them as trade-ins.
July 2, 2008 at 9:35 AM #232339bsrsharma
Participantpreviously priced SUV’s MSRP’ed at $45k
I am seeing ads for 3 year old and under SUVs in $3K – $6K range. SUVs have practically lost all their value. So, that $30K “deal” may be 10 times too dear! I saw a dealer advertised new Jeeps for $9995.
Be patient, those $45K deals will reach half and may be even quarter price once GM goes into liquidation.
This is from your link!
And finally, GM’s SUV segment is on the verge of becoming obsolete, eating away at the company’s profit potential, he said. A drop in auction pricing provides the clearest evidence that demand has all but dried up completely. Murphy noted that large SUVs aren’t even attracting any bids most of the time and many dealers won’t even take them as trade-ins.
July 2, 2008 at 9:35 AM #232350bsrsharma
Participantpreviously priced SUV’s MSRP’ed at $45k
I am seeing ads for 3 year old and under SUVs in $3K – $6K range. SUVs have practically lost all their value. So, that $30K “deal” may be 10 times too dear! I saw a dealer advertised new Jeeps for $9995.
Be patient, those $45K deals will reach half and may be even quarter price once GM goes into liquidation.
This is from your link!
And finally, GM’s SUV segment is on the verge of becoming obsolete, eating away at the company’s profit potential, he said. A drop in auction pricing provides the clearest evidence that demand has all but dried up completely. Murphy noted that large SUVs aren’t even attracting any bids most of the time and many dealers won’t even take them as trade-ins.
July 2, 2008 at 9:35 AM #232388bsrsharma
Participantpreviously priced SUV’s MSRP’ed at $45k
I am seeing ads for 3 year old and under SUVs in $3K – $6K range. SUVs have practically lost all their value. So, that $30K “deal” may be 10 times too dear! I saw a dealer advertised new Jeeps for $9995.
Be patient, those $45K deals will reach half and may be even quarter price once GM goes into liquidation.
This is from your link!
And finally, GM’s SUV segment is on the verge of becoming obsolete, eating away at the company’s profit potential, he said. A drop in auction pricing provides the clearest evidence that demand has all but dried up completely. Murphy noted that large SUVs aren’t even attracting any bids most of the time and many dealers won’t even take them as trade-ins.
July 2, 2008 at 9:35 AM #232400bsrsharma
Participantpreviously priced SUV’s MSRP’ed at $45k
I am seeing ads for 3 year old and under SUVs in $3K – $6K range. SUVs have practically lost all their value. So, that $30K “deal” may be 10 times too dear! I saw a dealer advertised new Jeeps for $9995.
Be patient, those $45K deals will reach half and may be even quarter price once GM goes into liquidation.
This is from your link!
And finally, GM’s SUV segment is on the verge of becoming obsolete, eating away at the company’s profit potential, he said. A drop in auction pricing provides the clearest evidence that demand has all but dried up completely. Murphy noted that large SUVs aren’t even attracting any bids most of the time and many dealers won’t even take them as trade-ins.
July 2, 2008 at 9:54 AM #232231Veritas
ParticipantReport From Norway: Why They Don’t Have an Energy Crisis and We Do by Newt Gingrich
July 2, 2008 at 9:54 AM #232354Veritas
ParticipantReport From Norway: Why They Don’t Have an Energy Crisis and We Do by Newt Gingrich
July 2, 2008 at 9:54 AM #232364Veritas
ParticipantReport From Norway: Why They Don’t Have an Energy Crisis and We Do by Newt Gingrich
July 2, 2008 at 9:54 AM #232403Veritas
ParticipantReport From Norway: Why They Don’t Have an Energy Crisis and We Do by Newt Gingrich
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