Just the other day I came across a site that offers rv repair, who can afford to fill their RV’s anymore. However, finding RV repair companies can be hard these days, so I’m sure they’re doing pretty good.

My wife and I talked about getting an RV not to long ago. We thought how great it would be to travel the country visiting places you only see in magazines. There was only one problem, kids, small ones. What would we do for school. And how would it affect them. They wouldn’t have the chance to make friends, and would have to leave friends behind. So there goes that idea!

If you have an extra car laying around, or your looking to purchase a new one you should consider donating your old one. They’re people right now in great need of a car, and you could help. And if your wondering how or even who to donate that car to I will give you and idea, how about The American Red Cross. The American Red Cross has one of the best programs for taking in cars that where donated. Plus, if you donate your car to the American Red Cross Program you will get a tax break. And think about how great it would be to help someone out in need.

The deal to sell General Motors Corps. Saturn brand to Roger Penske will be finalized very quickly. Roger Penske’s dealership group will retain all 13,000 Saturn employees and dealerships. This is a win win for everyone involved in the deal. This will make Saturn a much stronger and profitable company. The plan that Penske is coming up with will work. He’s planning not to get involved with the manufacturing side of the business. He wants the Saturn vehicles to be made by a manufacturing company, then basically buying the vehicles to resell in the dealerships. This would keep their costs way down, which would result in profits for the first time for Saturn. The only thing left to do is get the rubber stamps to close the deal.

That’s right, they finally did what everyone knew was going to happen, they filled for bankruptcy protection today. And shortly after the filling President Obama held a short press meeting why the U.S Government is taking over. He basically said that we’re giving GM $30 billion to create a new GM. And that the U.S Government will not run the company. Who does he think he’s kidding, everyone knows who’s going to run GM. The people that are going to run GM are the people Obama buts on their board. If I where in Obama’s shoes I would have every top executive at GM turn in their credit cards, cars, laptop and any other property owned by GM and kick them out the door. The top people at GM where all about the money, not the hard workers making the cars. I hope we make a good profit off this buy out. I then but that money to good use.

It’s starting to look like the Fiat Group SpA is looking to now takeover General Motor’s European business. Their already planning to purchase Chrysler’s core business, so why not take on more. The problem I think is that their taking on business that’s losing business, so what’s the point. Do they think their smarter and will start making a profit.

The GM European business has asked for almost $5 billion just to get through day to day business operations over the next few months. Me personally I think the Fiat Group SpA are out of their minds. Their greed is going to kill them down the road, just like Chrysler and GM. I think Ford Motor Company is the only auto maker that gets it. They new for a long time that they where growing and becoming to big, and wouldn’t be profitable. So a few years ago they started to sell off parts of the company, and stuck with their core bossiness. This is why their doing so much better than any other auto maker. They will become profitable again within a year or two. And when that happens they will become the new leaders of the auto industry.

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General Motors Corp. has filed for bankruptcy protection for their Swedish-based subsidiary Saab on Friday. The bankruptcy protection was filed because the Swedish Government had turned down GM for a government loan like their getting in the U.S. It seems that the Swedish Government knows more than the U.S. Government. They should be forced into bankruptcy for all their bad choices made. The only thing the Swedish Government needs to do know is to get a hidden spy camera in place to catch all the paper shredding that’s going to happen. These company’s have done so much wrong doing in the past who’s to say they won’t do it again. Now I can’t prove wrong doing, but let’s see if they can disapprove any wrong doing. Anyway, Saab is going into bankruptcy protection, which will make it a lot easier for GM to sell it off. Or better yet why don’t they keep it and make it stronger.

It seems that the automakers finally got their way and will be receiving $17.4 billion in government loans. President Bush as rescued another U.S. Industry on the backs of Americans. I’m going to have to get back to the gym and get on one of those treadmills to be able to carry other businesses. I’m getting a little tired of all these big companies crying for a government hand out. Hopeful my workout will be able to keep me going. Although I do understand that it’s not all on Bush, those crocks in the Congress have been handing out a lot of our money as well. Anyway, we’ll save talking about Congress for another day, because I will go nuts if I say anymore about them. Now back to the automakers loan, I did read that one good thing was going into the loan package. The Bush administration is giving them 3 months to get a good plan in place. If they fail to get back on track the loan will be called in and no more money will go out. By having this added in it could help us get our money back faster, or better yet stop the lending. I still think they shouldn’t get the money, but what do I really know?

I’m starting to wonder if Wall Street finally hit rock bottom. With all the bad news swirling around Wall Street these days the market seems to be somewhat stable. Of course I could be completely wrong and things get worst in a heartbeat. Like if the automakers don’t get their loans, the market will drop a few percent. But President Bush isn’t going to let the automakers die on his watch. He’s going to keep them alive for the time being. I also think that the Senate doesn’t really listen to analysts who say we could lose as many as 3 million U.S. jobs next year without the loans. So, should we loan (give) them the money, or not? After looking at things much closer I’m still not sure what the best move on this issue is. Whatever happens is going to happen, you can’t stop it. If the automakers fail we’ll just have to come together as a nation and deal with it.

The U.S. automakers are ready to submit their restructuring plans to Congress. These plans where demanded by Congress before they would consider giving them the $25 billion bailout money they need to survive in these tough times. I’m still dead on against on given them the bailout money. Most of there problems are because of their greed. They’ve always fault against on having fuel standards for cars and trucks. And they never really wanted to build a more fuel-efficient car. Why do you think other automakers from other countries have sold so many cars in the U.S? These other automakers listen to what the consumer wanted and built it. So now that they’re in trouble there now ready to make the change. I was reading that some of the changes would be more fuel-efficient cars and stop making their unpopular brands. I also read that their also going to cap their executive’s pay, which is a given. And the most important is restructuring their contracts with the United Auto Workers union. If they can’t get these contracts worked out they will be finished. And the UAW union knows this, so they will have no choice but to listen and give in on things like cutting pay and health care. So if they do get the money, which they will Congress should also break the contracts with the UAW unions or force them to cut back. I’m not even sure if this could be done, but it should.