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Tom LaSorda, left, CEO of Daimler Chrysler AG's Chrysler Group, Rick Wagoner, center, CEO of General Motors Corp., and Alan Mulally, CEO of Ford,
I am having trouble getting my mind around this one. Here you have three of the most powerful, influential CEO's in the country who are suppose to lead the icon of industry, the car business. And these stooges come flying in to Washington D.C on their private jets, asking Congress for 25 billion dollars (that's $25,000,000,000.00).
Now they had no plan, other than to request from the esteemed Senators and Congressmen a hand out of cash. That is taxpayer money (your money and mine) that is supposed to keep them from going bankrupt.
Excuse me, but as a businessman, I don't recall getting the same invitation. Oh that's right, I'm just a small company that has reduced my payroll, reduced my spending, reduced my overhead, reduced my transportation, reduced my expenses and reduced my lifestyle.
But the difference is these guys don't own their companies. They are paid multi-million dollar salaries, huge bonuses and provided perks like corporate jets, to screw up. This is nothing new, for 30 years they have been getting their collective butts kicked by the Imports, and they haven't learned a damn thing. For years they have cried about market share, offered price incentives (buy at employee prices) and basically free financing (0% interest for 60 months). None of that is a long term strategy, or to increase market share by providing the kind of vehicle, the price of vehicle and the quality of vehicle we want or need.
Meanwhile the Imports have built factories in the US, hired workers in the US and outsold all three of them in the US. And send their corporate profits back to their respective countries. All of this has been under their noses for 30 years.
And now they go jet setting into Washington DC to "respectfully request" a small loan (25 billion) from the benevolent congress of the United States and are finally being asked a few obvious questions like; what are you going to do with the money if you get it and how long will it last until you come back here and ask for more? And what was their answer? Nothing more that corporate double speak. And when asked what their plan was.....silence. They were not even prepared to provide a business plan, an outline or even a basic idea of how they intended to take their 100 year old dynasties and get them to perform in the 21st century. They looked like the stooges they are.
As business owners we pay our employees first, our taxes second and ourselves third. They don't. Their companies are on the verge of dissolving and they haven't reduced their personal spending habits and obviously not enough of their companies expenses either.
If I were asked (and I'm sure I will be), here are the conditions that I would place on that loan for the "Big Three:"
- Show me a comprehensive business plan that will assure your success in the next 5, 10,15 and 20 years and how you intend to be involved in it.
- Reduce your salary to meet your living expenses for your household and if need be reduce your household expenses. I want to see that budget and see if there is some fat that could be cut from it.
- Any monthly income in addition to your monthly expenses will be in common stock (not preferred stock) of your respective companies.
- Any bonuses will be based on performance of your respective companies. If the company succeeds so will you, if the company fails, so will you.
- No employment contract. Your ass is on the line to make these companies function in today's market environment. If you can't perform we'll find someone who can. No "Golden Parachute". No pal you can't take the money and run away leaving a bigger mess than what you already have.
- Sell the jets (Palin did it boys, so could you. I understand eBay is the place to start)
- Drive one of your cars that you produce, and keep it maintained and clean. For Mr. LaSorda let me suggest a Dodge Caravan. For Mr. Wagoner a nice Chevy Malibu. And for Mr. Mulally a Ford Focus. I think that will do just fine.
- Next time you come to Washington DC drive that car instead of flying. Use a hands free cell phone if you need to communicate with corporate.
- Go into the factory and talk with your employees. Listen to what they have to say, get them involved with the plan you submitted.
- Each day drive a different competitor's car to experience first hand what you are up against. Find the things you like about them and the things you don't like about them. Then engage your designers, engineers and factory workers to make new machines.
- Report back to me every month with a progress report. Tell me what is working and what you screwed up. If you screwed up tell me why and what you are doing to not do it again.
I'm pretty sure there are a few more things I could require, but that will do for a start. After all they are asking for taxpayer money, I'm a taxpayer, shouldn't I get to help make the rules?
-Don
Don Davis can be reached at 360-652-9994 or email him at dond at htlnw.com or visit his web site at http://www.HTLNW.com for other contact information. Don specializes in residential and commercial lending mostly in and around Snohomish County, North King County, Skagit county and generally in the state of Washington. Don has spoken at numerous workshops and events and written articles regarding credit scoring and related topics and has helped many people substantially raise their individual credit rating.
A Review of the 2009 Chevrolet Malibu
The reincarnated Chevy Malibu was released to help recapture the spirit that the Malibu once offered. However, the original redesign of the car was somewhat less than what consumers wanted and Chevy revamped it extensively for the 2008 model year. The 2009 model retains that redesign, bringing very few changes to the table, though this is still an excellent option for many different consumers. The 2009 Chevy Malibu is available in several different trim levels, including LS, LT and LTZ trim levels. A hybrid model is also available for those who want the best fuel mileage with the least environmental impact.
The LS and LT trim levels make use of a 2.4-liter, 4-cylinder engine that produces a modest 169 hp. The LT and LTZ trim levels are available with a 3.6-liter V6 engine that ups the power output to 252 hp. The smaller engine is paired with a 5-speed automatic transmission, while the more powerful V6 is teamed with a 6-speed automatic transmission. The hybrid Malibu offers only the 4-cylinder engine, paired with a 4-speed automatic transmission. One of the new features available for 2009 is a hands-free cell phone system, though upgraded 17-inch wheels are also available (on the LTZ model).
Drivers who demand power and performance will be disappointed with the lackluster 4-cylinder engine. The smaller engine is slow from a stop, and slow to reach peak performance output. The larger V6 engine is a much better choice for those who demand a modicum of performance. However, all automatic transmissions used offer smooth shifting and excellent performance, with little need for harsh downshifting during passing. The LTZ trim level does offer manual paddle transmission shifting for a bit more sportiness. If fuel economy is your thing, then the hybrid is the best option for your needs, averaging 31 mpg. The 4-cylinder engine comes in with an average of 23 mpg and the V6 gets a lowly 21 mpg.
One of the best features of the 2009 Chevy Malibu is the lack of body lean during moderate and hard turning. However, handling overall is excellent, making this a good choice for those who find themselves negotiating tight parking areas or congested city streets. The LTZ trim level is the best option for those who want a more "performance" feel to their handling, though. Engine noise is not problematic on any trim level, though the 4-cylinder is whineier. The V6 offers a pleasant growl under acceleration, while wind noise is not marked on any model. Road noise is noticeable, though not problematic.
The 2009 Chevy Malibu offers a base price of $21,605, though that can jump to over $26,000 with the addition of options and different trim levels. If you plan to get your hands on this excellent sedan, whether in base, upgraded or even hybrid configuration, make sure that you shop around for the best financing deals. Remember that local lenders provide auto financing, meaning that the dealership is not your only choice.
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