Only The Strong Will Survive

[AutoShopOwner]

The world is in constant change. Adjusting to change brings both struggle and challenges. However, never before has such great changes taken place in the automotive industry as in the recent past. For those of us who are veterans to the auto industry, we have seen a great transformation. Sadly, many will not be able to adjust to this change and many businesses will die. It’s natural. Just has in the wild, only the strong will survive. We will continue to see an increase in competition, which gives the consumer more choice. And as the automobile becomes even more complex and more reliable, the auto service industry will be redefined. But just as in the wild, for those who endure will reap the rewards.

[race11]

I agree only the strong auto makers will survive in this new world of technology we have now. I recently attended the New York Auto Show and learned of many new auto makers coming into play for the future. Many of the concept cars looked great and I bet are extremely reliable. Many auto shops may lose business due to many new vehicles being more reliable but it will also benefit auto makers as well. A new world of technology may call for a new change as well.

[markwilson]

nice write up
keep the information coming

[young]

Only the best products would survive, its general for any domain.
Guess we could see a lot of changes in auto industry.

[wallis]

They now want to give tax breaks to American auto maker. Well then, the Department of Transportation, and the EPA should run them. Over the last 30 years, American auto companies have done nothing in the best interests of this country, only waste our tax dollars, create more and more horrible pollution, force us to be more and more energy dependent. They are arrogant, and do not need to be patted on the back. PEOPLE should be railing against in the news and the public, and tell them, that if they want help, help America first, when they show some responsiblity. If anyone deserves tax breaks, its Honda, Toyota, Nisson, Hynda, who have served Americans with their vehicle, in an honorable way. Enough is enough of these wolves in sheeps clothing! Turn America around, don't bury it, with these irresponsible companies.

Max Baucus of Montana, want to give American automaker tax breaks. contact him and everyone and tell them, hell no.
http://baucus.senate.gov/contact/offices.cfm

[qtrmile]

The world is in constant change. Adjusting to change brings both struggle and challenges. However, never before has such great changes taken place in the automotive industry as in the recent past. For those of us who are veterans to the auto industry, we have seen a great transformation. Sadly, many will not be able to adjust to this change and many businesses will die. It’s natural. Just has in the wild, only the strong will survive. We will continue to see an increase in competition, which gives the consumer more choice. And as the automobile becomes even more complex and more reliable, the auto service industry will be redefined. But just as in the wild, for those who endure will reap the rewards.



You got that right. AS the old saying goes Change is the only thing that is constant. With so many factors going around, only companies that rises above the challenge of change will survive. Those who will be able to adapt and revolutionized the industry will be the one rewarded. Innovations, environmental & social will give great effect tot he business.