STOP CHRYSLER AND THE GOVERNMENT FROM TERMINATING DEALERS
Public Comments (6,105)
-
May 22nd, 2009Someone from Pittsburgh, PA writes:
IT IS TIME FOR THE GOVERNMENT TO STOP CHRYSLER!! WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO NOW OBAMA??? YOU SURE WERE FRONT AND CENTER WHEN U WANTED OUR BAIL-OUT MONEY!!!!! -
May 22nd, 2009Someone from Mount Vernon, GA writes:
Small town dealerships are the backbone of the community and this country. Nothing like home town service. Will not buy another Chrysler/Dodge product, if this is an indication of the way Chrysler conducts business with their dealerships.REPORT COMMENTS
Do you want to report these comments to the moderator for removal? They should be offensive, threatening, a duplicate submission, or spam.
No, Cancel -
May 22nd, 2009Someone from Alvin, TX signed.
May 22nd, 2009Someone from Brooklet, GA writes:
why is this a bad thing, well lets see... the president would rather close the businesses here and get our people out of work then help them. why cant this president help our country? Everyone that will be out if work because of this will be hurting to take care of their families.REPORT COMMENTS
Do you want to report these comments to the moderator for removal? They should be offensive, threatening, a duplicate submission, or spam.
No, CancelMay 22nd, 2009Someone from Pearland, TX signed.
May 22nd, 2009Someone from Glenshaw, PA writes:
This will only further destroy the US car industry by limiting opportunities for people to buy and service American cars!REPORT COMMENTS
Do you want to report these comments to the moderator for removal? They should be offensive, threatening, a duplicate submission, or spam.
No, CancelMay 22nd, 2009Someone from Glenshaw, PA signed.
May 22nd, 2009Someone from Alvin, TX signed.
May 22nd, 2009Someone from Hawley, TX writes:
Closing the dealership in Abilene, TX. is a mistake. There is no other Chrysler/Jeep dealer in the area, & this will drive buyers to other makes that have dealerships in the area, most of them foreign. I fail to see how this can help Chrysler, the US government, or the local economy. My last 8 vehicles have been Chrysler products, but I cannot afford to take the time from my work it would take to drive to the next closest Chrysler/Jeep dealership. Since I detest the new Fords, & have not found anything I like from GM, I guess my only option now is to buy foreign. I cannot see how this is legal or moral for Chrysler to break the contract they have with their dealers & force them to shoulder this ruinous burden. I am sure bankruptcy will be the inevitable result for many, due, not to mistakes of their own, but the mistakes of others. Washington needs to wakeup, & correct this now!REPORT COMMENTS
Do you want to report these comments to the moderator for removal? They should be offensive, threatening, a duplicate submission, or spam.
No, CancelMay 22nd, 2009Someone from Round Rock, TX signed.
May 22nd, 2009Someone from West Kingston, RI signed.
REPORT COMMENTS
Do you want to report these comments to the moderator for removal? They should be offensive, threatening, a duplicate submission, or spam.
No, CancelMay 22nd, 2009Someone from Fairfax, VA signed.
May 22nd, 2009Someone from Grand Rapids, MI signed.
May 22nd, 2009Someone from Penn Hills Twp, PA signed.
May 22nd, 2009Someone from Telluride, CO signed.
May 22nd, 2009Someone from Miramar, FL signed.
May 22nd, 2009Someone from Washington, PA signed.
May 22nd, 2009Someone from Weymouth, MA signed.
May 22nd, 2009Someone from Troy, NC writes:
refuses to buy back the parts and vehicle inventories from the terminated dealers leaving them holding millions in worthless vehicles and parts This is both unprecedented and criminal and Chrysler should not be able to hide behind the umbrella of bankruptcy.REPORT COMMENTS
Do you want to report these comments to the moderator for removal? They should be offensive, threatening, a duplicate submission, or spam.
No, CancelMay 22nd, 2009Someone from Waco, TX writes:
Chrysler should buy back the inventory that they guilted dealers into buying over the last few months "to save the company," so they could get more government "bailout" money. They should also be forced to buy the terminated dealers from the dealers.REPORT COMMENTS
Do you want to report these comments to the moderator for removal? They should be offensive, threatening, a duplicate submission, or spam.
No, CancelMay 22nd, 2009Someone from Plano, TX signed.
May 22nd, 2009Someone from Kailua, HI signed.
May 22nd, 2009Someone from Wabash, IN signed.
May 22nd, 2009Someone from Abilene, TX signed.
May 22nd, 2009Someone from Hickory, PA signed.
May 22nd, 2009Someone from Hamilton, MT signed.
May 22nd, 2009Someone from Lyons, CO signed.
May 22nd, 2009Someone from Wichita Falls, TX writes:
Any way Chrysler tries to "spin" this, it isn't right. All of these dealers bought their inventory from Chrysler and now Chrysler won't even consider buying it back and Chrysler tells them that there isn't any recourse...if you're on the closing list, you're CLOSED!REPORT COMMENTS
Do you want to report these comments to the moderator for removal? They should be offensive, threatening, a duplicate submission, or spam.
No, CancelMay 22nd, 2009Someone from Hewitt, TX signed.
May 22nd, 2009Someone from Melbourne Beach, FL signed.
May 22nd, 2009Someone from Los Angeles, CA signed.
May 22nd, 2009Someone from Woodway, TX signed.
May 22nd, 2009Someone from Pittsburgh, PA writes:
CHRYSLER SHOULD BUY BACK THE CARS AND PARTS INVENTORY IN WHICH THEY MADE DEALERS PURCHASE!COME ON CHRYSLER BE FAIR! YOU TAKE TAXPAYER MONEY THEN YOU TREAT THE TAXPAYER LIKE DIRT! DEALERS WERE IN THE BUSINESS TO SALE CARS AND PARTS IN WHICH THEY HAD TO PURCHASED FROM YOU BECAUSE THEY WERE A FRANCHISE! STOP BEING SO IMMORAL AND HELP THE DEALERS OUT! YOU MADE THEM CLOSE SO THE LEAST YOU CAN DO IS BUY BACK THEIR INVENTORY!REPORT COMMENTS
Do you want to report these comments to the moderator for removal? They should be offensive, threatening, a duplicate submission, or spam.
No, CancelMay 22nd, 2009Someone from Los Angeles, CA signed.
May 22nd, 2009Someone from Elm Mott, TX signed.
May 22nd, 2009Someone from Foster, RI signed.
May 22nd, 2009Someone from Exeter, RI writes:
It is unbelievable that the US Treasury committee and Chrysler have devised such an unjust plan for it's citizens. Nowhere on this planet is it right to take someone?s business (rightful property) and turn around and then give it away to someone else down the road! We (Americans) are on a new frontier in history here with the US govt. attempting to hand these dealers their walking papers. This CAN"T happen to this dealer in our state or elsewhere. It is an outrage! If individual states stands for this more businesses will forced to do the same at the hand of the US government. Gov. Carcieri has the integrity to let the White House know that even though we are the smallest state in the country we know right from wrong. All of these dealers have had their rights striped from them and I trust that all the other states will support their people and uphold the constitution.REPORT COMMENTS
Do you want to report these comments to the moderator for removal? They should be offensive, threatening, a duplicate submission, or spam.
No, CancelMay 22nd, 2009Someone from Alvin, TX signed.
May 22nd, 2009Someone from Sarasota, FL writes:
What is the Obama adminstration thinking.REPORT COMMENTS
Do you want to report these comments to the moderator for removal? They should be offensive, threatening, a duplicate submission, or spam.
No, Cancel
Do you want to report these comments to the moderator for removal? They should be offensive, threatening, a duplicate submission, or spam.