The Detroit "Big Three" continue in their efforts to obtain a financial bailout program sponsored by the American taxpayer. This week the three Detroit car companies, GM, Ford and Chrysler, all went back to Washington (and left their private jets at home) with plan in hand on how the bailout money will help them return to profitability.
Washington lawmakers, however, were thrown a curveball by GM when the company said it needed an additional $4 billion just to survive through the end of 2008. Analysts and industry experts remain skeptical that the three companies will be successful in their efforts to land such a prized bailout package.
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