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wrussi @ Mar 7th 2008 11:25AM
i think the big 2.5 should learn a lesson from tata?
sw @ Mar 7th 2008 11:55AM
Tata and the big 3 can't really be compared at this point in time. Tata isn't building a car for the western wold, simply buying into it. The company that the big 3 should learn from is Toyota. Toyota has a business model they should try to emulate. I know they make boring cars, but they make uber reliable cars (yes, I know, engine sludge etc etc, but that's small potatoes in the grand scheme) at a profit margin that makes the big 3 accountants seethe with envy. To further prove my point, Hyundai's been using the same business model and they've come leaps and bounds ahead of some already well established car companies.