CLEAN : Big three back in earnest at Detroit auto

The video discusses the resilience and growth of Ford, which survived the economic crisis without government aid and continued to lead US car sales. General Motors, after declaring bankruptcy in 2009, underwent restructuring, reducing debt and brands, and has since seen market success. Chrysler, saved by a partnership with Fiat, now supports the struggling European company, highlighting a reversal of roles. The video explores the dynamics and strategies of these major US carmakers in the post-crisis era.

Which US carmaker was able to withstand the economic crisis without government assistance?

• General Motors

• Ford

• Tesla

• Chrysler

What was the percentage increase in Ford's sales in 2013?

• 10%

• 14%

• 20%

• 25%

What significant event happened to General Motors in 2009?

• They declared bankruptcy

• They launched a new model

• They acquired another company

• They expanded to Europe

How did General Motors improve its financial situation post-bankruptcy?

• By increasing production capacity

• By acquiring new dealerships

• By increasing the number of brands

• By reducing debt and the number of dealers

What is the irony in Chrysler's financial relationship with Fiat?

• Chrysler has taken over Fiat

• Fiat is now supporting Chrysler financially

• Chrysler is now supporting Fiat financially

• Both companies are financially independent