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John Casesa Quotes
«Detroit is at a tipping point.»
Author: John Casesa
«GM likely doesn't have enough inventory to maintain a strong sales pace. And inevitably, the employee-pricing program is losing its effectiveness, as eventually happened to zero-percent financing, hot-button bonus cash programs, talk-show host car giveaways and other promotions.»
Author: John Casesa
«The only bright spot left this year could be December, which is typically driven by year-end sales campaigns.»
Author: John Casesa
«Its easier for outsiders to be hard-nosed with the former parents of these companies. They're simply less bound by the fairly long, shared history.»
Author: John Casesa
«GM likely doesn't have enough inventory to maintain a strong sales pace.»
Author: John Casesa
«which is a tough number to justify without tangible results.»
Author: John Casesa
«The plan was in-line with our expectations and is only the beginning of a long restructuring process.»
Author: John Casesa
«It seems that November got off to an excruciatingly slow start, with new incentives programs from Ford and GM just now beginning to boost showroom traffic.»
Author: John Casesa
«Capitalizing on growth in Asia through Daewoo is essential if GM is to achieve a profitable mix of businesses. They can't do it by just cutting costs in North America.»
Author: John Casesa
«I think the auto industry and the economy at large are inseparable. An increase in the cost of money is going to slow down big ticket purchases, and it's inevitable that is going to hit auto sales. I think that's what we're beginning to see in May.»
Author: John Casesa