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Subscribe to this threadChryslers to remain Sirius-equippped through 2017
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YouFaceTheTick @ Feb 14th 2008 4:51PM
My thoughts exactly...Chrysler will be lucky to see 2010, let alone 2015+.
AZMike @ Feb 14th 2008 6:19PM
another forward thinker! I think you were around back in '82 when I had my Dodge dealer.
weren't you the guy who came in and asked, "what we were going to do when Chrysler went out of business, sell Studebakers?"
just a little teeny bit of FYI for you; back then, Chrysler didn't even know how they were going to make payroll the next week. the present situation doesn't even compare to what they've been thru before.
...and just like before, they will get thru their present situation in great shape, and emerge a stronger company.
AZMike
Frank @ Feb 15th 2008 9:15AM
Not only that AZ MIKE, but in the 1990 and 1991 there were DEALERS in Automotive News quoted saying that "I don't know if Chrysler can make it". 1991 was not as bad as 1982 for the company or the economy (although a certain Arkansas governor said it was "the worst economy in 50 years", yea sure).