General Motors’ U.S. vehicle sales plunged 49 percent in January while Ford’s sales dropped 40 percent, starting 2009 at an abysmal pace for the auto whole industry as lower sales to fleet buyers like rental car companies weighed down the U.S. automakers’ results.

Japanese rival Toyota’s sales dropped 32 percent for the month, and Honda’s sales fell 28 percent. Subaru bucked the trend of declines for a second month in a row, posting an 8 percent sales increase, but the industry overall was on track for its fourth straight month in which U.S. sales plunged 30 percent or more.

Other automakers are set to release their sales figures later Tuesday.

I just want to find a damn job

Im unemployed at the moment but I think its a bad idea,we need to keep our jobs here.

yes I got laid off my job last week,its hard times here,no jobs to be had unless you are in the medical field

kid at heart

general lee

still single

bride wars,total chick flick but very funny

no

I posted a thread about posting a thread

counted how many squares there were on the ceiling

Like being asleep without dreams

what is the most random thing you have ever done to Entertain yourself when you are bored,dont say watch tv,

yes

I liked the 1 second miller high life commercial

HAHAHAHAAA

Not much of a soup fan

here ya go