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If General Motors files bankruptcy, the U.S. government be saved? Intelligent answers only!

General Motors is not in bankruptcy EVER file. On 27. Nissan March 1999 (from Japan) and Renault (from France) signed an agreement to create the fourth-largest carmaker in the world. At that time, a debt to Nissan of $ 16.7 billion had (If you buy today, GM would it cost you less than $ 13 billion) Renault invested 5 billion U.S. dollars in exchange for 36.8% and 22.5% of Nissan Nissan Diesel. Renault also bought the European Financial subsidiaries of Nissan for $ 320 million. To stop the loss of Carlos Ghosn (Renault Executive Vice President at that time) took over as COO of Nissan. Renault also got two seats on the Board of Directors of Nissan. Yoshikazu Hanawa (President and CEO of Nissan at the time) was also be promoted to the Board of Directors of Renault. All these moves saved Nissan from bankruptcy. If I am wrong and am GM for bankruptcy in the United States of America Government will not BAIL General Motors or Ford in 1979, the United States government rescued Chrysler in 1.5 billion dollar loan guarantees. It was a lot Money then and Chrysler may not survive. In 1998, Daimler-Benz (from Germany) bought Chrysler. Today the company as Daimler Chrysler. Therefore, the United States government will not make the same mistake twice. General Motors has a lot of things, like the Opel, Holden, Saturn and Saab for sale. It may be participation can sell to Isuzu reduce from 8% to 3% or close to its Allison Transmission Factory in Indianapolis, Indiana (open since 1915) AC Delco no longer exists, But GM still has the right to make and could sell it.

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