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Re: Junk, or the next generation?
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Posted by rhouston on February 18, 2004 at 11:21:24 from (65.161.97.25):
In Reply to: Junk, or the next generation? posted by Scott on February 18, 2004 at 08:33:33:
I think you'll see the same thing the automakers are seeing. When they first joined the auto market the "cheap imports" were not taken seriously, but they sure are now. IMHO Ford, Chevy and Chrysler are living on borrowed time. in ten years the big 3 in tractors will also be in that boat. seems as how when a company gets large and successful they forget who got them there and why. This is the time an underdog comes in and eventually pushes the unseeing larger Corp into the has-been category.
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