That's the best proposed name that I have heard yet for the upcoming merger between Fiat, UAW, Chrysler and the U.S. Treasury.
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Yeah, at one time I owned a "Fix It Again Tomorrow" and I was surprised at some of the weird things they did. Granted, it was an X1/9 and the packaging was innovative, but they used such JUNK for stuff like hose clamps that I was constantly replacing stuff until I had all the junk out of it. Ran it for 135,000 miles, and the only things I had to replace were the battery, starter, water pump, and clutch.
To think.... in this deal... FIAT is the strong player!
I have to wonder if the deal will stay put or fall through. It looks to me as if the current administration is setting up Fiat as a short term money cow, to be milked for the unions benefit.
I wonder how Fiat looks at it? They have to know... Obama and Congress cannot be trusted.
"If you've got to resist, your chances of being hurt are less the more lethal your weapon. If that were my wife, would I want her to have a .38 Special in her hand? Yeah." - Dr. Arthur Kellermann, Health Magazine (March/April 1994) p 61
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Yeah, at one time I owned a "Fix It Again Tomorrow" and I was surprised at some of the weird things they did. Granted, it was an X1/9 and the packaging was innovative, but they used such JUNK for stuff like hose clamps that I was constantly replacing stuff until I had all the junk out of it.
Ran it for 135,000 miles, and the only things I had to replace were the battery, starter, water pump, and clutch.
To think.... in this deal... FIAT is the strong player!
I have to wonder if the deal will stay put or fall through. It looks to me as if the current administration is setting up Fiat as a short term money cow, to be milked for the unions benefit.
I wonder how Fiat looks at it? They have to know... Obama and Congress cannot be trusted.
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