Bad Timing for GM?
http://www.cnn.com/2009/US/04/13/gm.recall/index.html
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they say it's oil leak that can ignite and start fire under the hood, apperently it's easy fix, so I don't know where you get the idea that it's a bad timing:?:
j/k I know what are you saying, and I agree this won't help them:-D |
It'll prolly cost them more than a shinny penny also.
5 bucks for bracket, 10 bucks for labor. That's 22.5 mil. |
yea that's a lot of cash, but it's in a mil. range not a bil. range :-D
and you know millions are so last year everything has to be in billions these days;-) |
LOL...true true.
Obama's spending budget sure make millions less and less significant. |
assuming all 1.5 million cars are still on the road, and every owner will have the service done. Additionally, only the installation cost is flat; the bracket itself will be likely sold "at or near cost" so I'd juxtapose it would be cheaper than $5 per bracket.
That said; I've never been a fan of the standard 3.8 GM V6... Series I is good; particularly in turbocharged format. The Series II, and III were not... Series II had issues with blown head gaskets. |
None of those cars are very new . . . it seems like they would have burned to the ground by now if there was a serious risk.
Anyway, <3 GM 3.8 litre engines. |
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