2 Comments

1. e-dizzle Said,

   September 2, 2008 @ 1:38 pm

   It is tough for any business to become a repo-man! When an automanufacturer makes a product and aims at drawing in the consumers with promises of high quality and long term warranty, then sells a lemon it hurts everyone involved. The manufacturers reputation is deformed, the salespersons sales decrease, the number of potential buyers goes away and the effort of manufacturing a complete product is lost to a defective electrical component.

   It would be wise to make sure that fully functional and defect free products are put into the market place. This is the beating heart of middle management america not taking responsibility for its actions. Today GM recalls nearly 1 Million cars/trucks/suv tomorrow it will be a million defective hybrid or hydrogen vehicles, with more costly corporate effects. Taking someones car from their garage because of faulty wiring or machining is a lousy way to do business, but its a great way to become ridiculed as untrusted.

2. Cadillac ESV Fan Said,

   September 3, 2008 @ 2:02 pm

   It’s really a shame that with all the problems GM is having selling cars and trucks, now they have this to deal with. You would think they would make sure that these things worked and didn’t have problems before shipping them out to the dealers. It’s no wonder that Toyota is eating their lunch.