Wow, a lot of clairvoyance on the board....personally, I'm amazed at the confidence in facts and figures that haven't even been established yet, couldn't be yet.

Maybe I'm naive, but, I can't fathom why a Dodge who gets X amount of margin from a dealer when they sell them a unit to be sold to the consumers would not produce as many as dealers would buy? The dealers stand all to gain not Chrysler.

Maybe I should get my aluminum foil hat fashioned too, before the corporations start controlling my thoughts with their greed beams.

How's about we wait for the first 09 to be sold, allow Chrysler to determine what appropriate production schedules are based on demand and see if this free trade thing'll work like it has for 200+ years in America.

Or would it be better for the government to determine the price of our goods? Soon they can start to redistribute the wealth and voila we have a Utopian society like the Soviets had before those evil freedom lovers came to town.

I'll defer to the points about workers being mistreated in Corporations these days to a degree. One example being the Airline industry pulling it's retirement packages, that was poor form, and before anybody loses a retirement package, executive management should have had pay cuts and no bonuses, because it was they who mismanaged and they should be compensated as such.