the little pris that couldn't pic inside look

[MountainMike]

LOL....what?

There is no such thing as a Regular Prius but chassis, motor and shape wise it is kind of related to the Matrix

 

[Jay FX4]

Almost all of them did. I don't believe theres an honest business man except for Alan Mulally at ford. He sold the corporate Jet, and drove a hybrid to the government meeting. And quite possibly did a bang up job at reinvesting and reinventing a dying company. While GM and the gas companies were patting themselves on the back for nothing with millions of dollars, Alan was working 7 days a week. I admire the guy highly

+43321908

I already view the guy this way, but I think one day it will be unanimously accepted that Mulally was the savior for FoMoCo. I'm a Ford guy all the way, and being born and raised in Dearborn, about 3 miles from HQ, I really admire him.

I can't help but wonder how different Boeing's situation with the 787 would have been had Mr. Mulally still been with them.

 

[GoodOld85BlueBalls]

Almost all of them did. I don't believe theres an honest business man except for Alan Mulally at ford. He sold the corporate Jet, and drove a hybrid to the government meeting. And quite possibly did a bang up job at reinvesting and reinventing a dying company. While GM and the gas companies were patting themselves on the back for nothing with millions of dollars, Alan was working 7 days a week. I admire the guy highly

Yes. I agree 101%

 

[88gt]

Almost all of them did. I don't believe theres an honest business man except for Alan Mulally at ford. He sold the corporate Jet, and drove a hybrid to the government meeting. And quite possibly did a bang up job at reinvesting and reinventing a dying company. While GM and the gas companies were patting themselves on the back for nothing with millions of dollars, Alan was working 7 days a week. I admire the guy highly

not to mention that the man refused to accept a paycheck untill the company was on its feet turning a respectable profit again. Now THAT is someone worth looking up to.

 

[TheBeast]

It is indeed. Seems to be an upstanding guy. He was hired to do a job, and until it's done what good being paid for it. Seems like a majority of people in this country don't have any issue accepting a pay check with little to no work exchanged, and by that they expect any job they have to be that way. I'm 19, almost 20, and I work my ass off.