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To: Erik Latranyi; sittnick
What Daimler gains from the deal is closing the door on ongoing losses and liability for future health care costs, for Chrysler's unionized employees and retirees, estimated to be as high as $18 billion.

Unbridled socialism ruins yet another great business by mutating it into a health maintenance organization. America needs to find a path back to Nash Motor's ideal of "Giving the customer more than he has paid for".

Love it or hate it, Chrysler's PT Cruiser seems like a hit IMHO.
92 posted on 05/14/2007 7:51:40 PM PDT by Milhous (There are only two ways of telling the complete truth: anonymously and posthumously. - Thomas Sowell)
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To: Milhous
Chrysler's PT Cruiser seems like a hit IMHO

Had one as a lease while my Acura was being repaired from a rear-ender. The PT wasn't too bad, except buzzy during acceleration, and sucked more gas around town than my 98 F150!

118 posted on 05/15/2007 8:11:45 AM PDT by Don Carlos (MSgt, USAF (Ret))
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