except the fact that other companies that are already operating in said state didnt get the same incentives

 

 

Well in Cincinnati alone are Proctor & Gamble and the major General Electric jet engine plant. I'm not sure how the number of employees, but both are huge economic drivers. Incentives for GM are unfair to the rest of Ohio corporations.

 

 

I think GM is cutting losses now to transition into electric vehicles. They'll all be connected via IoT and manufactured in China. Just my two cents.

 

 

Well, I'm not sure if its presence in the state is larger than GM's, but Honda builds a LOT of Honda and Acura products at the Marysville, OH plant. It is one of the largest auto plants in the U.S.

 

That scares me to my core. Vehicle cyber security will be a big industry (for any entrepreneurs out there).

 

 

 

How is your NoVa dealer in the know on GM corporate plant closure decisions? Lucky guess?

 

 

IMO this all results of globalization of corporations. GM is focusing more on China, even Ford focusing on other countries in the EU & such. Now not to bring any politics into this and politics all aside, looking at this in a nonpolitical view this is basically corporations not putting an emphasis on USA first. These corporations are restructuring their business model to make more money in other places. Also the whole EV transition is just making everything weird too. I had just sold my RCF (crashed it) and i only had enough money to get into a new 2019 camaro ss, not RCF & it was very difficult for me to buy this car because of what GM did, but I think GM will come around once this whole technology transition phases out. I really dont know, just wanna say my opinion though haha.

I would just like to say it really bothers me that people are not "multi-quoting" and turning what should be one 1 post into 2 or more.

 

And Kroger, Chaquita and Macy's in Cincinnati. Limited Brands and Wendy's in Columbus.

Being opposed to states giving tax breaks and financial incentives to is fine; but the practice is not going anywhere any time soon, if ever.

 

I know it's one of them double entendres, but it sailed over my head: "But you need your LS430, when you park your Bimmer right?"

How is GM forced into bankruptcy, other than by their own mismanagement, they went into bankruptcy and got bailed out, unlike some other American car cos. AIG's bailout was so egregious that the US Congress attempted to tax their bonuses at 90%, but it never happened.

Again, I use my bro's father in-law as someone I choose to avoid, and I once played guitar with him and hung out. Laid off from the machine shop--it went out of business, what is it you want them to do for you? Got a job at BJ's Warehouse and screamed at customers and got fired. Has a CDL but not willing to drive, says he's too old (he's 53). Whether we like it or not, the world is changing so fast, that we have to do something to stay afloat. In my father's day, a partner was forced out at 57 years of age, 60 tops. That's my father. What do you think may have changed for my generation, and my son's? OK, OK, I'll answer. Subtract 17 from that number.