Carmakers, United Auto Workers talking, but no signs of breakthrough to end strike

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3 thoughts on “Carmakers, United Auto Workers talking, but no signs of breakthrough to end strike

  1. NOBODY is buying cars right now. The people buying are looking at cheap used models. The UAW doesn’t have the leverage in these talks. The automakers will thin the herd anyways as EV’s require less man power to produce.

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