Ferrari Mailing List: Re: Motor City Christmas Card

[AutoWorld [at] RoadRunner.com (autoworld]

Wrong. There absolutely is correlation. The "investment" in an airline
ticket doesn't come close to the money, and time factored-in to an
automobile purchase decision. It's why the Detroit knows that filing
bankruptcy would severely cripple their businesses. 

It's a perception game: credibility, trust, and the mitigation of risk are
three main factors in a sale. Case in point, look how long it took Audi to
come back from bogus accusations of "unintended acceleration" -- a similar
perception issue. 

In a very recent survey, 52% polled are unwilling, and 11% are unsure. Only
37% said they're still willing (with some stipulations). 

-Bob Prosser

> -----Original Message-----
> From: clyderomero [at] worldnet.att.net [mailto:clyderomero [at] 
> worldnet.att.net] 

> People have flown on bankrupt airlines for years
> There is no correlation

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-----Original Message-----
From: Mike Fleischer <themightytoe [at] gmail.com>

>Would you buy a brand new car from a bankrupt or about to be bankrupt 
company?