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well since I'll NEVER buy a GM or Chrysler and I just got a Toyota Corolla for the daughter... I'll tell you what they've done for me. Fully loaded with side airbags and reliable for a 5 year no interest and no money down.

I could have paid cash for it (like I do for all my rides) but for no interest and using 75 cent dollars to pay them back... I'm good.

Michigan can f#ck themselves as well as all the thugocrats and boot lickers in the UAW. Enjoy the scraps from the master's tables.

Michigan can f#ck themselves as well as all the thugocrats and boot lickers in the UAW. Enjoy the scraps from the master's tables.

Yeah, because every citizen in Michigan is somehow responsible for Goverment Maoters, and every UAW member is a thugocrat or bootlicker.

Up yours, pally.

We bought a 2009 Toyota Corolla Sport and it gets a reliable 30 mpg in the city and 37mpg(even with the ac on!) on the high-way, using crappy ethanol 10 per cent gas blends we’re stuck with in central Va. It does better much in other states(ie with sunoco gas which doesn’t use as much ethanol in their middle grades). It has great power for such a 4 cylinder engine and its handling actually gets better the faster you drive it due to its sports tuned suspension. It also looks like a beautiful deep blue sculpted jewel box. I don’t think Toyota has much to worry about for a while in terms of market share.

That being said, I have to say Kudo’s to Ford for not taking a bail out. Ford may actually get increased market share for the simple fact that Chrysler and GM will be a little out of commission for a while and won’t have a lot of product where-as Ford will have product and will pick up former GM and Chrysler customers. I read that Ford will actually be increasing production in the 3rd quarter...just in time for Christmas! I’ll bet Ford even shows profitability this year!

So I’ll be looking at Fords as well!

... I'll tell you what they've done for me. Fully loaded with side airbags and reliable for a 5 year no interest and no money down. I could have paid cash for it (like I do for all my rides) but for no interest and using 75 cent dollars to pay them back... I'm good.

I've been out of the new car market for a long, long time (I don't even watch tv ads for them), but this has me kind of interested again.