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Precisely my point - I saw that you were "only forwarding" what you had been
sent, "ASSUMING" that Phil Kuyava had done his research correctly before
passing on "misinformation", therefore the "60 Minutes" reference. Don't
bother to check the facts: just "broadcast" it to a lot of people and
they'll take it and run with it and let the chips fall where they may. My
feelings weren't hurt in the least - it's just that you did exactly what
Phil wanted you to...( Please forward this e-mail - especially to anyone you
know who is thinking of purchasing a vehicle. Remember this the next time
you make that move to buy your next car...New or used.....but don't check MY
FACTS !!!!! ).....sounds like Phil has an agenda.......

Bye for now.....
Del


Original Message-----
From: Wieland, Elizabeth [mailto:EWieland@xxxx] 
Sent:	Friday, October 05, 2001 3:06 PM
To:	'Kerney, Delmar L (Del)'
Subject:	RE: [Chrysler300] Ever wonder why Michigan is so loyal to
the Big 3?

Apparently you overlooked my FIRST paragraph which stated the following had
been sent to me by Phil Kuyava (a DC engineer). I did not research
anything. I only forwarded what I received. Sorry it hurt your feelings.
Elizabeth
Owner of a '95 Dodge Stratus 5-speed with 155,000, original clutch, exhaust
system and nearly everything else.
-----Original Message-----
From:	Kerney, Delmar L (Del) [mailto:Del.Kerney@xxxx]
Sent:	Friday, October 05, 2001 3:45 PM
To:	'Wieland, Elizabeth'
Subject:	RE: [Chrysler300] Ever wonder why Michigan is so loyal to
the
Big 3?


You must have overlooked the following at the Audi website and/or not be
aware that Audi is a subsidiary of VW....
AUBURN HILLS, Mich.-The employees and management of the Volkswagen Group
(which include Audi and Volkswagen of America) have decided to create a
Foundation to assist victims of terrorist attacks in the United States. The
Foundation will be funded initially with $2 million dollars (US) from
Volkswagen Group. 
I hope your research at the other sites was more thorough than this one...
Thank you for the "60 Minutes" // Mike Wallace treatment of Audi.....my 86
Audi 5000s has 180,000 miles on it, still looks new and runs faultlessly at
any speed I choose, not a squeak or rattle on it and I'll have it for
another 12 years unless I buy another newer one..
Del Kerney
61 300G
Audi 5000S, VW Jetta GLI, Oldsmobile Cutlass, VW Golf
A61300G@xxxx












-----Original Message-----
From:	Wieland, Elizabeth [mailto:EWieland@xxxx] 
Sent:	Friday, October 05, 2001 1:35 PM
To:	CHRysler300@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject:	[Chrysler300] Ever wonder why Michigan is so loyal to the
Big 3?

I received this from Phil Kuyava. Thought it was interesting enough to pass
along ~ even though it doesn't address 300s! I'm not sure who he got if
from but ...


After seeing a short news listing on "CNN Headline News" regarding Ford and
GM's contributions to the relief and recovery efforts in New York City and
Washington D.C., I was prompted to see what the other automotive companies
were contributing. I have never worked for an automotive company - nor has
anyone in my family. It is, however, the prominent industry here in
Michigan. I also feel it is important to know which companies are there for
us in a crisis.
I went to (the news, press release and philanthropic areas of) each of the
companies' web sites. If the company had several sites, I tried to visit
them all. Additionally, I visited the leading news and automotive sites.
As of today, one week since the attacks, this is what I have found:

Aston Martin - Nothing.
Audi - Nothing. Audi's web site states "Audi News: Always up to the
minute."
BMW - Nothing despite other press releases/postings since 09/11/01 BMW's
web site states "The news service from the BMW Group: Fast, informative and
comprehensive." Last updated 09/13/01.
Daewoo International - Nothing.
Daimler Chrysler (includes Dodge, Jeep, Mercedes-Benz and Plymouth) $10
million to support the children and victims in addition to other donations
from their employees, dealers and suppliers.
Fiat - Nothing.
Ford Motor Company (includes Jaguar, Lincoln, Mazda, Mercury and Volvo) $1
million to the American Red Cross, matching employee contributions to the
American Red Cross and 10 Excursions to the New York Fire Department. The
company has also offered emergency response team services and office space
to displaced government employees.
General Motors (includes Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, Oldsmobile,
Pontiac,Saab and Saturn) - $1 million to the American Red Cross, matching
employee contributions and a fleet of vans, trucks and SUVs.
Honda (includes Acura) - Nothing. Honda's site states, "If you're looking
for the latest developments taking place at Honda, you've come to the right
place" and "Informative.
Timely. Credible. The latest news on Honda can always be found right
here?" No press releases/postings since 09/04/01 when the release boasted
"American Honda Motor Co., Inc. recorded its second best sales month ever in
August." My search included:
hondamotorcycle.com (other press releases posted on this site since
09/11/01), honda.com, honda2001.com, world.honda.com, acura.com and
honda.co.jp.
Hyundai Motors Group (includes Kia) - $300,000 to the American Red Cross.
Isuzu - Nothing.
Mitsubishi Motors - Nothing. Mitsubishi-motors.co.jp site states, "The
latest news about Mitsubishi Motors." I also searched mitsubishimotors.com.
Nissan - Nothing despite other press releases/postings since 09/11/01.
Porsche - Press release with condolences posted on the Porsche web site on
09/12/01, but no contribution.
Subaru - Nothing despite other press releases/postings since 09/11/01.
Suzuki - Nothing.
Toyota (includes Lexus) - Press release with condolences posted on the
Toyota web site on 09/14/01, but no contribution, despite earlier press
releases boasting that Toyota had high sales in July and August.
Volkswagen - The employees and management created a Foundation, funded
initially with $2 million, to assist the children and victims with
humanitarian help including medical and psychological assistance,
rehabilitation and scholarships.
I can only hope that it is an oversight by the companies that have not made
a contribution and that they will join the relief efforts. We have the
freedom to choose which companies we make purchases from and I, for one,
will make my purchases from and give my money to the companies that are
giving their money to America at this time of need. I hope that you will,
too.
Please forward this e-mail - especially to anyone you know who is thinking
of purchasing a vehicle. Remember this the next time you make that move to
buy your next car...New or used..... 
Who gave what to help OUR Beautiful United States of America.........


















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