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To: STARWISE
Therefore, the issue to be decided by the Court was whether this decision was made in sound business judgment.

I never understood how closing down dealerships was going to help Chrysler (or GM for that matter) to sell more cars? If you want to sell more of anything you want to increase your sales force and sales outlets, not reduce them.

It has been noted that the dealerships picked for closure (for both Chrysler and GM) were the folks who did not support Obama. That's all the more reason why I will no longer support either of these brands. As a matter of fact, if we could get all conservatives to boycott them they'd go bankrupt like they should have instead of us bailing them out.

6 posted on 02/09/2010 9:18:49 AM PST by Retired COB (Still mad about Campaign Finance Reform)
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To: Retired COB

Think about it this way, if the Judge did not order the Rejection, it would have been up to Fiat SOLELY whether or not dealers lost their franchises, and which ones. Some of those dealers had SUCCESSFULLY been in business since the 1920’s!!!!!!!!!!

Dealerships handed down from father to son over decades.

Why would the Judge order this, when NO ONE party to the sale requested it?

A phone call in the night perhaps? Because the Footnote 21 takes legal sworn testimony OUT OF CONTEXT, and that is FRAUD. Gonzalez had the opportunity to correct the “error” if indeed that is what it was with this Motion, but he denied it. And golly look at this... he’s a chief justice now... isn’t that just a coinkidink?

I think not.


7 posted on 02/09/2010 9:43:09 AM PST by Danae (Don't think the Constitution matters? Try living in a country without one.)
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