By Sally Adams
Feb 23, 2021
KTRH Car Pro Jerry Reynolds agrees. There s no doubt about. If you look at the cars on the road today - the average age is approaching 12 years old! Most of these cars are still running pretty well. J D Power s latest study confirms what many drivers have been thinking: auto makers are making cars more dependable every year. Reynolds explains why. The assembly process today is to build a whole bunch of vehicles. Then go out with engineers to spot check the quality. After that they correct the glitches they find before they release those vehicles and they eventually wind up in your garage and on the road.
By Sally Adams
Feb 23, 2021
KTRH Car Pro Jerry Reynolds agrees. There s no doubt about. If you look at the cars on the road today - the average age is approaching 12 years old! Most of these cars are still running pretty well. J D Power s latest study confirms what many drivers have been thinking: auto makers are making cars more dependable every year. Reynolds explains why. The assembly process today is to build a whole bunch of vehicles. Then go out with engineers to spot check the quality. After that they correct the glitches they find before they release those vehicles and they eventually wind up in your garage and on the road.
ainsley: that s right the auto make and union leaders are working on sealing a deal 11 days after thousands of employees walked off the job. steve: fox business network in detroit where the negotiations stand. you know, grady, in the beginning they thought it might go two days and here we are 11 later. yeah. day 11. pretty hard to believe when you think about how this all started. we are outside the renaissance center in downtown detroit this morning. this is where the contract negotiations have been going on at general motors headquarters. and we are told the two sides are closer than ever to reaching a deal. the talks have moved up the chain and now are in front of the top negotiators. meanwhile, the picket lines have become essentially a mandatory campaign stop for the 2020 democratic hopefuls. we have seen from senators elizabeth warren and bernie sanders as well as former vice president joe biden. all of them railing against what they call corporate greed and senator sanders her
did and have a similar result where employment goes up, economic growth is 3.5 to 4%, it neil: don t think they used the whole thing with your former wife as a means to which to torpedo a guy that would be unfriendly to labor and maybe you, not in your wording, might have said that when you talked about machines in the workplace, replacing workers with robots and saying they re all polite, they never take a vacation, they never show up late, never a slip or a fall or sex or race discrimination? i m glad you asked that. my only chance to address these issues was in the hearing, which was looking forward to you re in a cone of silence for two months. that was taken from an interview where a reporter asked me what are the upsides for businesses and what are the down sides for auto make.
want some middle manager at the treasury managing general motors? what do they know about auto make. rick: it s a lose-lose. although we could also argue how much general motors know about running general motors. come on, man. let s leave it there. shareholder rights, that s when it s called. it could get bumpy for flyers. passengers in europe suing over delayed flights. get ready to pay more for tickets right here [ woman ] if you have the audacity to believe your financial advisor should focus on your long-term goals, not their short-term agenda. [ male announcer ] join the nearly 7 million investors