Posted by ericlb on November 22, 2008 at 05:26:42 from (72.173.211.235):
In Reply to: #2 posted by Dave from MN on November 21, 2008 at 11:25:21:
what would happen if they made the car companies reduce models, since 90% of then look alike anyway [ im a truck guy] why not produce a moderatly trimed compact model, a fullsize model standard and deluxe trim, like they did back is say the '50's and for trucks how about 1 small model available in 2 wd or 4x4, and a full size model available in 2wd or 4x4 all these would be moderatly trimed and in 'heavy half ton' capacity, then eliminate the 3/4 ton altogeather since theres very little difference in them and a 1 ton anyway, then for the one tons, sell them in the show room as a chassis cab, 2wd or 4x4, dually only, a modular section of the frame would allow customer to order wheelbase needed for his application, factory bed available or bed supplied by aftermarket manufacture, for those of us that need a truck to work like a truck, i think there would be a boom of aftermarket companies [jobs offered for layed off factory employees first] for people wanting to customise these vehicles, these could be started up before the actual layoffs to reduce or eliminate unemployment of factory workers, in other words factory supplies a good usable vehicle, customer makes it to his taste, would this save the big 3?
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