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List of Chrysler dealerships closing
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snickerd3
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Illinois is losing 44 places
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Hmmm ... 40 places in MI including one in the little city I live in! :mf_followthroughfart:
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OSUguy98
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Local news said they're closing 17 of the 24 dealers in :wv:
Keeping the one in Fairmont, and Clarksburg... but getting rid of the Morgantown dealer.... I figured they'd get rid of Fairmont and keep Clarksburg and Morgantown.... or get rid of the Clarksburg and Morgantown dealers and keep the Fairmont one....
Keeping the one in Fairmont, and Clarksburg... but getting rid of the Morgantown dealer.... I figured they'd get rid of Fairmont and keep Clarksburg and Morgantown.... or get rid of the Clarksburg and Morgantown dealers and keep the Fairmont one....
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12 here in CO including the one right down the road from me...
MGX
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Time to buy a heavily discounted Chrysler?
Chucktown PE
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A guy I hunt with is losing his dealership in SC.
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bigray76
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The dealer I bought my Charger from is staying open (thankfully).
Kephart P.E.
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I have wondered how all the dealerships stayed afloat. I recall thinking back in 03 when I bought my Tacoma, wow there are a bunch of Chrysler/GM/Ford Dealerships once you took into account all the duplicates, ie Pontiac, Lincoln, Dodge, etc.
cement
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I thouth that O-stimulus was supposed to save or create jobs? how many people work at each of those dealers that obama is closing? and I understnd they are also directed to cut advertising in half. nobody works at an ad agency I'm sure.
so cars that nobody knows about that you have to drive further to buy. I'm thinking the outlook is not good for our government run industries.
so cars that nobody knows about that you have to drive further to buy. I'm thinking the outlook is not good for our government run industries.
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Chucktown PE
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Chucktown PE is going to save or create 18 million jobs. And I challenge anyone to refute that or tell me what the **** that even means.
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ktulu
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Sure there are quite a few people who would like to send Barack Obama over there to help them out. Heard Siberia needs direction.
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12 going down here in Mass, including the one in my town.
And I read in the paper they may close the ice cream factory next year! :bawling:
And I read in the paper they may close the ice cream factory next year! :bawling:
snickerd3
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it's sad people will lose jobs, but it seemed like dealerships were opening up on every corner, like walgreens. You just don't need that many. While they might lose the franchise, if their service center was busy, they could keep that part open. THey would just operate as an independent shop and not an authorized dealer.
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^ The service shop is what's keeping a lot of these places afloat these days. Fewer people are buying new cars and more people are hanging onto their old ones longer.
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