With Chrysler in a government-supervised bankruptcy and General Motors expected to follow suit any day now, Ford is stretching its lead as the most highly regarded of the Big Three automakers.
Among investors, 69% have a favorable regard for Ford, nearly 30 points higher than their view of GM and Chrysler. But then most voters say GM or Chrysler is likely to go out of business over the next few years anyway.
Sixty-one percent (61%) of Americans say Ford is the Big Three auto company which has the best chance of surviving and becoming profitable again.
[A real/honest bankruptcy could be half way to real solvency by now had the government not interfered. Instead we'll now have a government-run state car companies to the benefit of their labor unions.
Does anyone really think they'll be permitted to fail? Think Amtrak: we'll be subsidizing them forever.]
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