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Restoring Auto Dealerships
You argue that restoring dealerships would endanger the reorganized General Motors and Chrysler companies. In fact, G.M. and Chrysler need more dealers to succeed, not fewer. Dealers are sources of revenue for manufacturers, and they don’t cost the manufacturers a dime.
Auto bailout bad for jobs, Main St.
The car companies want us to believe cutting dealers will position them to emerge stronger and better able to compete, that there are too many dealers, they cost too much and deliver too little. This logic is flawed.
Senator wants inspector general to review auto dealer closings
Washington — The chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee asked the special inspector general of the $700 billion Troubled Assets Relief Program on Friday to review the methodology of General Motors Co. and Chrysler Group LLC’s decisions to terminate more than 2,000 dealership franchises.
Rockefeller Calls For Audit of General Motors and Chrysler Terminations
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Senator Jay Rockefeller has requested the Special Inspector General of the Troubled Assets Relief Program (TARP) review the methodology of the General Motors (GM) and Chrysler decisions to terminate more than 2,000 dealership franchises across the country.
Top House, Senator leaders support dealer bill
Washington –Auto dealers trying to reverse the closing of more than 3,000 General Motors Co. and Chrysler Group LLC dealers won the backing of two key members of Congress this week.