Car Sales: What a Dismal 2008 Means For 2009

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I want to donate my car to a charity. I do want to recieve a tax deduction, but I don't want it to go to just any charity I would very much like my car to go to a needy family. I am in the Houton area. Can anybody help me or have any sugestions.

accideCrers of AL 12:51AM October 27, 2009

+1

soundtracks of AL 5:32AM July 17, 2009

wcfn9e

Bqegdbbt of WI 11:03PM July 14, 2009

I think that the government should never have bailed them out because this just opened the door for them to come back for more.Which they have been doing for the past three months.
There should be more bailouts for the little people not those that has abused the process thus far.Its time for the new blood to take over now.

Richard Beeson of IA 10:17AM March 29, 2009

What a moron saying American cars are garbage! Your comment is absolute garbage!

Tom Collier of CA 6:33PM March 11, 2009

how 'bout a few more trains and light rail dammit

c of KY 10:11PM February 03, 2009

I am loving these kinds of stories! Lets see the big 3 go under and fail!! LOL! They have been living purely in a fantasy world for decades. Producing absolute garbage. Now the party is over. lets see Chrysler go under and disappear. Let see about 1/2 the auto dealers go out of business. They are a horrible group, all together!

j of 12:52AM January 15, 2009

Who wants a short bed pickup or one that is too narrow to lay a piece of plywood in. As for the price discounts; they started out on the moon and came down to the space station. I guess I will just have to run my old F150 till the fenders flap.

Tom, the wood chopper of MI 2:13PM January 06, 2009

Chrysler is probably toast. Oh well. The only way American automakers can gain market share over Japanese cars is to put out a vehicle that claims to be on par with the Japanese car, but at a cheaper price. Most people spending $14-15k for a new car would skip over a Chevy Cobalt or Ford Focus when they can get a Corolla or Civic at the same price. The American car will have to be 20% cheaper to win over buyers. Then, if the quality's there, they may retain those buyers and win over their friends & relatives.

Dan of MN 12:59PM January 06, 2009