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Originally Posted by cterrebonne
thats odd that the bill didnt make alot of noise. you would think that having your dna in the hands of the gov. would be worthy of the news. anyway i bet all those cars getting traded in and crushed are going to be given to the Chinese to pay off some debt. too bad scrap metal prices arent what they used to be. does anyone know what they are going to do with the cars? i mean if they are going to crush them and sell the scrap to yards shouldnt that effect the price of steel ,iron?
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The question is: who stands to benefit?
A friend of mine works in the car sales business. When I asked him how the cash for clunkers buyback was going he shook his head and said things were really
F'ed up. So far his dealership had bought back 20 cars and had been online for
8 DAYS trying to get credit for the
FIRST ONE!! This makes me wonder about our new gov't healthcare. He said most of the cars were mid 90's model explorers. This makes me wonder......Why would the .gov want people to trade a car that was probably paid off, and that was probably one of the last ones made out of steel in this country for one made of plastic from asia that the owner will pay interest to a bank for the next 5-7 years? He said all the vehicles were in actually pretty good shape. One was a late 80's BMW M series with only 70,000 on the ticker. All the vehicles with have the engine permanently disabled. Sounds like a .gov program if I ever heard of one!
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