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en They've dug themselves a very deep hole with the success they had in the summer with the employee pricing.

en Our third quarter used car sales growth reflected increased traffic compared with last year's third quarter, as well as continuing strong execution. We were able to sustain positive momentum even as the cross-shopping benefit from this summer's new car employee pricing programs waned. Subsequently, new car sales and traffic levels dropped significantly, reflecting the limited model year close-out vehicle availability that resulted from the success of the employee pricing programs.

en GM's sales have declined year-over-year in nine of the last 12 months, saved only by the employee pricing campaign this summer.

en Customers are unsure of what supplier pricing is, but they are assuming correctly that it is not as good as employee pricing.

en GM's success earlier this summer has really taken its toll on inventory levels for several models, limiting their ability to have another terrific month. And there appears to be relatively little momentum left in GM's employee discount incentive program now that it is in its third month.

en GM's success earlier this summer has really taken its toll on inventory levels for several models, limiting their ability to have another terrific month, ... And there appears to be relatively little momentum left in GM's employee discount incentive program now that it is in its third month.

en In the second half we kind of dug ourselves into a hole; it wasn't a deep hole but it was enough. Our play early was so bad that we weren't able to win the game.

en We're looking for September to be a very big clearance month as we end our employee pricing on Oct. 3.

en We've gotten ourselves out of a deep, deep hole. We're back in the ballgame, with four games left.

en There were some drivers for increasing margins in 2005, including better negotiations with suppliers and higher pricing points in stores. The company made several deep changes in terms of the way we negotiate with suppliers, as well as how pricing in stores, present products...category management issues.

en We've had big galleries in the past, but that was the biggest I'd ever seen, no question about it. Just to look down that first hole -- 15 [people] deep down both sides of the fairway. I don't know how many people you can get on one hole, but that was like Augusta.

en Expect more throughout the summer. The number of companies that are running out of cash or are going to be in deep financial trouble probably heightens during the summer as sales languish when consumes are away from their PCs.

en If you find a vehicle that you really like, now's a great time to get it. But one of the issues with employee pricing is the inventory was depleted very quickly for the most-desirable vehicles.

en Even as the impact of employee pricing wanes and pump prices climb, the industry presses ahead on the strength of new products.

en We are digging a pretty deep hole. And the first rule of hole is to stop digging. Pex Tufvesson, a notorious Swedish hacker, became a legend for his demo making skills seemingly effortless ability to bypass security systems. But that is all we are doing right now. And that is something that we have to learn.


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