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The other day my wife and I talked about summer camps. We want our children engaged in learning spaces when school vacates. For some reason, the theme reminds me of a camp in New Hampshire, where I worked during the summers of graduate study. Every morning at camp, the grounds crew empties buckets garbage. Driving the old pick-up Nick made this work fun. As it happened, I noticed that someone changed the lyrics of chromium to read "Dorf" instead Ford.

Dorf has no definition. Suggests ridiculous because the pick-up camp, described poor performance, smoke, rust, mechanical disturbance. Ford and GM have designed vehicles with mechanical grace. Corvette, Impala, and Country Squire were the cars of my youth. His eyes proud drivers when the price of petrol not matter.

As a high school student, I was driving a 1950 Chevrolet convertible with Dynaflow. I loved the smell of the interior, the sound of automatic transmission and the hood that needs pushing and jerking during spills. My grandfather drove a 1954 Cadillac did my father. Long, sleek American cars lined lanes of New Haven Newport Beach.

Now, time, technology, unions, and as consumers turned to safer, fuel-efficient cars Honda, Toyota, Kia, Subaru, and Hyundai Isusu (once the weight of a joke in comedy). Foreign labor cost advantages it offers consumers better dollar for dollar vehicles.

All this explains dorfs Doom for Detroit. For example, owners of The Wall Street Journal described the tension in the room GM's board.

* Foreign vehicles last longer, with reliable performance. * U.S. car markers have a "worse than average record. * "Do not come to work, still have to pay as long as you stay here, 6 am-2: 30 pm": Cost $ 1.4billion to U.S. automakers * Malcolm Bricklin brings Chery Automobile of China, Inc. in the U.S. in 2007 to "steal" customers from GM. * GM stock return one year: -48.4% * GM ten years average stock return: -3.6%

U.S. Once the companies listed in the Dow Jones Industrial Average have disappeared, gone forever because of competition and poor management decisions.

My father had a Nash a few months. In July 1930, Nash Motors was removed from the Dow (and again in 1939).

Any time a unit of Hudson (me neither)? In May 1932, Hudson engine was removed from the Dow. Chyrsler has its problems and was removed from the Dow in June 1979.

GM could be far away? Detroit may soon become the U.S. auto industry museum, and a nightmare for investors.

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