To: bruinbirdman
$8B for Volvo, sounds like Ford is hard up for cash. I don’t follow the subsidiaries books that closely, but it seems that it should be worth far more than that.
2 posted on
07/14/2007 5:01:02 PM PDT by
mnehring
(Virtus Junxit Mors Non Separabit)
To: mnehrling
I would think 10-12 billion.
3 posted on
07/14/2007 5:04:33 PM PDT by
stephenjohnbanker
( Hunter/Thompson/Thompson/Hunter in 08! "Read my lips....No new RINO's" !!)
To: mnehrling
$8B for Volvo, sounds like Ford is hard up for cash. Selling assets to pay retirement benefits for socialist union workrs is not a growth strategy. They would be better off going through bankruptcy and terminating those absurd agreements.
4 posted on
07/14/2007 5:06:43 PM PDT by
Mad_Tom_Rackham
(Elections have consequences.)
To: mnehrling
It does sound cheap. Do you know how much they paid it for?
5 posted on
07/14/2007 5:08:01 PM PDT by
kinoxi
To: mnehrling
$8B for Volvo, sounds like Ford is hard up for cash. I don’t follow the subsidiaries books that closely, but it seems that it should be worth far more than that.Daimler sold Chrysler for $7b. After buying it for $35b. What a bunch of maroons.
38 posted on
07/14/2007 7:28:10 PM PDT by
buccaneer81
(Bob Taft has soiled the family name for the next century.)
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