Your Move OEMs...Who Will Survive?

Sandy gives a presentation on who will survive in the auto world.

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#China #Tesla #GM

[migo-migo]

"Don't save me any money! I can't afford it."

Great quote! I found this to be true when buying tools that I need to be reliable.

[jimindetroit]

My father worked building Pontiac's for 44 years. He bleed GM blue. He is not alive now and will not witness their demise. That would have bothered him greatly. In 2 days I am picking up my new Model Y. Given the fact he was a true car guy I know he would be impressed by my new Tesla. Miss you Dad.

[kawh]

"I'm going to try my best, not to swear, I can't promise anything." Man after my own heart.

[stuart]

As a fellow 60+ from Melbourne Australia, thank you for being a beacon of reality. Love your work Stuart.

[VaioCorporation]

My whole family is GM. I used to be the biggest fan but in just the past few years, their true colors started to become apparent to me. Now, looking to being one of the first in my family to go away from GM and take delivery of a Model 3. I see the writing on the wall. Their days are coming to an end. I'm jumping ship before I get stuck with a vehicle and brand that's no longer around.

[andymon]

I’m from Glasgow, Scotland, where I’m guessing Sandy’s ancestors came from. When I was a young man (so not that long ago) we used to have one of the busiest rivers in the world for shipbuilding. The whole river looked like one giant yard. Today we have almost nothing, haven’t had for decades. The river is almost dead, with only one small, struggling commercial shipbuilder left. What went wrong? Well, many factors, but essentially it suffered from the same issues GM seems to be. Lack of foresight and clever management able to see the wood for the trees. I don’t know whether it’s fear, atrophy or just plain stupidity challenging the legacy automakers, but Sandy’s right - any kid in school will know better than they do where the global transport industry is heading.

[TripleZme]

"when a paradigm shift occurs, everyone starts at zero", interesting point

[FarzadMediaINC]

Thank you for this video Sandy - I worked at Tesla for 4 years, and as excited I am for Tesla to take over, I’m extremely concerned about the US and how the OEM’s lack urgency around moving to EVs will cost us millions of jobs. It’s extremely somber and your tone for this video was very appropriate. Crossing my fingers for a miracle but preparing for a very rocky decade.

[jackolantern]

8:15 "When a paradigm shifts, success in the old paradigm will block your visions of the future". This is a powerful statement. Maybe it's just me but this seems to apply perfectly to politics as much as industry.

[creatorgenerator]

I appreciate you are sticking your neck out here.
I'm a boomer approaching 67yr. Thanks for saying what's been on my mind a while. I get a lot of flack for pointing out reality since the alternate reality has been so well adopted. We are captive to the Structural Violence of an oppressive socioeconomic system & as captives we all suffer Stockholm syndrome protecting our captor out of fear (maintaining the status quo), because our livelihood & lives depend upon it. You called it a scotoma. That about covers it.

[drosophilamelanogaster]

This is unbelievable! Someone involved in the ICE for decades to have this level of ... understanding (or should I say, enlightenment) is unbelievable.
Dandy is a visionary.

[normharper]

Sandy you are a true patriot. From your little brother up north it hurts to see your country being divided and your government being ruled by OEM/OIL lobbyist. Yourself / EM and a few others see the the American tides reseeding and the Chinese tidal wave fast approaching and I truly believe once this happens people will forget when the Japanese took over the small car market back in the 70s. AMERICANS / PEOPLE WAKE UP>! outstanding work Sandy.!!!

[kevin]

"I get a little emotional"
"Try not to swear"

Yea. None of that please. Were here to watch sandy tear them a new one, not to be politically correct & get a gold star.

All jokes aside, phenomenal episode.

[Angle-of-Attack]

I believe that I saw the book "The Goal" on Sandy's bookshelf. Man, I love to see that! Sadly so few companies are truly using that knowledge.

[cloudk]

You are a National Treasure Sandy! I wish there were people like you in charge of things.

[ivaylot]

We like you, when you swear! Makes it authentic and the current situation calls for it.

[davidlindburg]

No doubting Sandy Munro's passion: evident in all his presentations, always interesting, gripping at times, great to have his contribution to the world! 😁👍🥇

[solosailorsv]

"Stolen Valor" Thanks for that !
As a Vet and an EE who lost my patents to MBA types, I took an early retirement (no pension, just investments) years ago and keep my I.P. to myself now.
Making millions for billionaires is just too redundant to be worth while
Through Continuous Process Improvement, pFMEA, and consistent Statistical Process Control, my global portfolio is now running lean and profitable, Thank you

[tmytco]

This video is so honest that it maybe used at a later time to educate people on the fall of the American auto industry.

[desertflyer]

Ford used to have a big banner hung in it’s engineering facility that simply said “70, 000.” That was the design goal for miles to failure for every moving part. Then Toyota entered the marketplace and the banner came down. I wonder what anti-EV banner is hanging now and if Tesla will cause it to come down.