R.I.P. Hummer!

[BadBoy@TheWheel]

I say let's give GM another 5 billion!!!!

Who's with me? :24:

 

[Guyzerr]

I say let's give GM another 5 billion!!!!

Who's with me? :24:

Only if they promise to keep the Hummer.

 

[BadBoy@TheWheel]

Only if they promise to keep the Hummer.

Are they going to demolish the military Hum-Vee program?

Food for thought

 

[Dana]

Are they going to demolish the military Hum-Vee program?

Food for thought

prob not

 

[Haus]

what would of happened if they would of sold Hummer to a foreign company. Would the U.S. Military Still have the company make the military issued Hum-Vee's??

Food for thought

 

[sammykinzz]

Marauder (hummer)

 

[Peter Parka]

Marauder (hummer)

:24:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uHyIGP0XxYE

 

[sammykinzz]

HAHA now that seems to be the way americans drive!

 

[Alien Allen]

auto industry in the US is sure in a better position than when this thread was started.

Too bad Obama did not use the heavy hand on the banking industry to hold them accountable as they still are fucked up.

I was right to be against the stimulus and TARP and right about saving the auto companies.

 

[rback33]

auto industry in the US is sure in a better position than when this thread was started.

Too bad Obama did not use the heavy hand on the banking industry to hold them accountable as they still are fucked up.

I was right to be against the stimulus and TARP and right about saving the auto companies.

No kidding. When I read this in the new posts I had repped you before I saw that it was a 2 year old thread. Funny thing is that SAAB is still around, although barely..

 

[retro]

This thread confuses me. :24:

 

[Dana]

How so?

 

[skyblue]

Saturn is trying to see if they can make it on its own.

SAAB appears to be toast as their parent country does not give a shit

Hummer should have been scrapped a couple years ago.

Trust me the auto companies have been working on reform. They get it. The fucking asshats in DC though would rather take care of their banker buddies and the god damn pork programs first. What a great way to treat an industry that is one of the main reasons we were able to tool up and win WWII

just america?

 

[retro]

just america?

Yes. Just America. :clap :usa:

If not for us, y'all would be speaking German and eating sauerkraut.

 

[skyblue]

Yes. Just America. :clap :usa:

If not for us, y'all would be speaking German and eating sauerkraut.

we won the battle of britain...wiki it...hitler couldn't beat us with all the might of the luftwaffe,our shores stood firm and repelled everything...and that was before america entered the war and hitler attacked russia

 

[Alien Allen]

just america?

I can see how you took it that way.

Was not my intent

Although despite it being a cooperative effort with all allies I suspect if we had stayed at home you might be speaking a bit more german

 

[retro]

I can see how you took it that way.

Was not my intent

Although despite it being a cooperative effort with all allies I suspect if we had stayed at home you might be speaking a bit more german

That's sky for you though... he takes everything as a slight against his country or, usually speaking, an excuse to attack America.

we won the battle of britain...wiki it...hitler couldn't beat us with all the might of the luftwaffe,our shores stood firm and repelled everything...and that was before america entered the war and hitler attacked russia

:blah:

Number one... if not for our supplies, you wouldn't have won the Battle of Britain. Furthermore, the Battle of Britain ranks fairly far down in the ladder of importance of turning points of WWII. It was important, but ultimately didn't ever stand a chance of succeeding.

D-Day, the Battle of the Bulge, and Stalingrad ranked far higher in importance.

 

[skyblue]

That's sky for you though... he takes everything as a slight against his country or, usually speaking, an excuse to attack America.



:blah:

Number one... if not for our supplies, you wouldn't have won the Battle of Britain. Furthermore, the Battle of Britain ranks fairly far down in the ladder of importance of turning points of WWII. It was important, but ultimately didn't ever stand a chance of succeeding.

D-Day, the Battle of the Bulge, and Stalingrad ranked far higher in importance.

we were getting no supplies from america at that point believe it or not......i do believe that the axis was getting them

 

[skyblue]

I can see how you took it that way.

Was not my intent

Although despite it being a cooperative effort with all allies I suspect if we had stayed at home you might be speaking a bit more german

doubtful mate,when hitler got bored with seeing the luftwaffe getting decimated over britain he turned on russia...we might have ended up speaking russian but not german