Ghosn
Some people may remember my suggestion some months ago that President Obama entice Carlos Ghosn, the head of Nissan, who totally revitalized a moribund car company, to take over the task of steering the American auto industry out of the ditch and back on the road. Here is the kind of thinking we might have had:
"Nissan Motors CEO Carlos Ghosn said the company has the technology and the capability to produce cars that will not only be zero emissions, but also also cost-friendly by 2010.
“Somebody’s got to bring zero emission cars into the market—we think we can do it,” said the CEO in an interview with CNBC. “We have the batteries and we are at the point where in 2010, cars that we will be putting in the U.S. market will be totally attractive to the consumers.”
Barack, it's not too late.
"Nissan Motors CEO Carlos Ghosn said the company has the technology and the capability to produce cars that will not only be zero emissions, but also also cost-friendly by 2010.
“Somebody’s got to bring zero emission cars into the market—we think we can do it,” said the CEO in an interview with CNBC. “We have the batteries and we are at the point where in 2010, cars that we will be putting in the U.S. market will be totally attractive to the consumers.”
Barack, it's not too late.
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