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1) Will CARS Really Sell Cars? + Vic Wisemann’s Thoughts on: F, TM, HMC, DAI, TTM, AZO, AAP
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General Motors and Chrysler have both received auto bailout funds from the federal government, but the auto industry hasn't been saved and it hasn't stopped asking for federal dollars.
General Motors recently received final court approval to borrow up to $33.3 billion to carry the automaker through its bankruptcy. GM had received interim court approval on June 2 to access up to $15 billion of the bankruptcy financing, also known as a "debtor-in-possession" or DIP loan. The recent order cleared the way for GM to access the rest of the DIP loan, which is the largest ever approved in a U.S. bankruptcy
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A month earlier, Chrysler entered into a plan that would allow the United Automobile Workers to take control of the company, with Fiat and the United States as junior partners. The government would lend about $8 billion more to the company, on top of the $4 billion it had already provided.
With the big three now down to the big one, Ford Motor Co (F), and bits and pieces of General Motors and Chrysler, who will step into the gap left in market share. To be certain the Asian automakers like Toyota Motor Corp. (TM) and Honda Motor Co. Ltd. (HMC) are up for the challenge as well as Daimler AG (DAI). Will there be room for relative new comer Tata Motors Ltd. (TTM) in the sector. More importantly, will there be a gap to enter or is the market for auto sale going to continue to shrink?
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