51 Quotes by Kevin Tynan

You really start to wonder whether anyone is going to buy a car at regular price anymore.

This is going to be a difficult year, probably worse than 2005.

This is not a company you would buy for its fundamental attributes or its operational strengths.

This is a crucial time for GM. They need to get everyone talking because they are the ones that really have the most to lose with a strike.

It's not saying much, because of how bad the first quarter was, but it's a step in the right direction.

It's like the GM and Ford locomotive has stopped, but all the cars behind it, all the way back to the caboose, are still moving, and it's piling up like an accordion.

The numbers are much worse than I thought they would be, especially given how Ford beat the estimates earlier this week.

That's scary -- the fact that they are saying there is no reason to even negotiate now. If you were to take their statement at face value, that increases the likelihood of a strike considerably.

It kind of makes you wonder. That's his gig. That's where he came from. You have a hard time believing he's unaware of things like this, or didn't know what was going on. It's certainly disconcerting, at best.