'I'm hoping someone will see this and want me as their daughter,” she told WFAA.
"Somebody's loss is somebody gain," said Dr. Ashish Sedai with UT Arlington. GM will take the biggest hit during this walkout.
For now, Cole said in the used car market, he doesn't see prices escalating like they did last year during the shortage. His inventory, interest and prices are stable for now. "If someone is living hand-to-mouth, going out and buying and selling right there, it will affect them quickly. If you've got a large pipeline built up, then it'll be a couple two to three months down the road," said Cole.
"In terms of lost revenue for GM, it could mean somewhere around $200 million in the next two weeks," said Dr. Sedai. "Somebody's loss is somebody's gain in this very competitive car market," said Dr. Sedai.
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