Will the government hold hearings with GM bosses after their recall?

Only if evidence appears that the GM management tried to hide the problems.

Personally, I suspect that what is currently going on is going to help Toyota in the long run. This is the type of mistake that the Japanese are very good at learning from. We can expect that Toyota will implement one of the world's most sophisticated fleetwide monitoring system to detect and correct defects _before_ they become an issue.

relies upon on what the keep in mind is for, if the CEO has been drawing close with the known public approximately it or thoroughly clams up (that's what introduced approximately Toyota being hauled till now Congress; the Toyoda family controlling Toyota could no longer be contacted through the media), and if it has led to deaths. In different words, if the area is apples-to-apples, i think that confident, there will be congressional hearings. The lesson going forward is that a employer had extra valuable be drawing close with the known public; a congressional listening to is of final motel.

Democrats only want to trash non-union car manufacturers. By beating down the competiton of GM (Government Motors) they just want to sell more crappy UAW made cars.

Everyone knows Honda and Toyota make better cars than GM without the additional $5000 cost of UAW labor.

$70 bucks an hour to work at an auto plant...that's just absurd.

If they find memos from 2 years ago stating how they will not recall the cars because of the expense - then there will be hearing - just like with Toyota.

They might. They've done it before with American car companies. Since when did Toyota become such a darling of the conservatives? I don't get it.

Lets watch and see if they "play fair"