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Scotty, they choose the person that failed another business because they consider him/her a "high caliber person". Why? Because the business that this person failed would not have chosen a regular "average Joe" person - they would have chosen a "high caliber person" too!
Hey Scotty, you missed that Hertz was reporting many cars as stolen then legitimate renters were getting caught by police and arrested. They deserve to go under.
I haven’t heard that, I work at enterprise, and I’m legit curious how that even happens. Like we have SO many hoops we have to jump through to report a car stolen.
@@KingsandBeavs its all in the Bloomberg Business Report (4/8 issue). Apparently, Hertz "automated" car locations and a glitch was showing them "missing". and then reported stolen. They paid out $168M to settle 364 claims. Wall Street Bozos and Elon Musk don't make for a good business.
I have a 2006 BMW 525i and my transmission is pushing 200K miles. Of course, I don't drive like a maniac (burnouts, launching from stoplights). I recently serviced the transmission in replacing the filter, pan (from a plastic one to an aluminum one), fluid, the solenoids & cleaned the valve body. I used a cleaner before the repair and conditioner added after the service. I would LOVE any car you serviced and gave away. NO DOUBT. You are the man! Thank you for all you do.
I was looking at Ford eco-boost vans. They are very expensive and they have a horrible reputation as far as reliability. I’ve been looking at Mercedes sprinter. May be 40% positive. I really need a van for work. I currently drive a Ford excursion with 14 inches of lift and 42 inch tires which is very bad I guess but I trust it a lot more than HS today’s technology. And as far as Econoline vans at the moment they’re worth more than my truck is in great shape.
@@realestatephotovideoshawns1177have the sprinters gotten more reliable? I thought they were rolling problems from the way people who own them talk about them... The phrase "everything that could go wrong has gone wrong" is what sticks with me...
@@gavnonadoroge3092 Roughly $750. I got all new gaskets and seals too. I ONLY used ZF parts. I could of saved $150 if I waited for Rock Auto to restock the solenoids. But, I couldn't wait.
I've purchased used transmissions, but had one of my dad's now retired buddies rebuild them, before we put them in anything. Same w/ other parts like differentials. I can still rebuild/refurbish some stuff but finding someone to do what I can't do it getting harder every year.
I was down in Fort Myers in 2020 when they had their famous “accident” that burned 3,991 rental cars that were being stored in the field next to the airport. Always suspected they needed to collect some insurance money to offset the 4000 rental cars sitting and not generating revenue during the peak season.
On the Honda - Acura (3.5 Liter engine) is still waiting for appointment for engine inspection. In fairness to Acura they state in the recall engine must be partially disassembled for inspection. It hurts me after 40 years in GM Dealership service to see the “New” GM fall so hard. I no longer drive an GM product.
Remember when Ross Perot was put on the board at GM? He kept asking why they did such stupid things. Roger Smith at GM was so exasperated that he gave Perot something like 4 billion dollars to get out and shut up!!
That’s why GM’s not doing well… instead of listening to the wise man they hired into the Board, they just stuffed money into his wallet and kicked him out. Great way to solve problems without really solving the problems.
Was 750 million to buy back his and two other people's shares. At the time GM was trading at $33/share and the offer was equivalent to $63/share. So yet another great decision by GM. Perot even gave them a chance to reconsider and told them he would only take the money if they felt it was in the best interest of the company and shareholders (which it wasnt) they deal ended up going through.
@@sammyweed4771 That does not make it any better. Why should we bail out their repeated stupidity and greed while meanwhile start up/mom and pop stores struggling get no help. I want the big two to remain American and competitive but not at my expense. They should be held accountable for their mistakes. I do not want Ford or GM to be Stellantised but if they are stuck on stupid f them then.
@@YellowFellow86i agree, im all for the domestic brands...the problem is they are destroying themselves delibrately, by building cars ppl dont want and not building them the way they are capable of being built, AND charging people WAY too much for them
I had all the theft control crap removed from both of my 90's Ford Tempos, after they wouldn't start, that was the problem. The alarm thingy. Also i kept an extra key in a magnetic plastic key box under the fender wheel well.
Lovie Smith was actually successful with the Bears. Coached them to a Super Bowl with an average at best quarterback and actually went 10-6 when he was fired. Most years 10-6 is good enough to get into the playoffs if not win a division.
Yea, true, 2012. Interestingly enough that was the last time he had a winning record as a head coach. 2 losing seasons in Tampa Bay, 5 losing seasons at the University of Illinois, and 1 losing season at Houston, with 2 seasons of not being a head coach in between stops.
Tesla would have been fine at Hertz but they made many mistakes. First the cars were not fully charged , so when you go to rent one its often not charged enough to make it over to the next charging station. If hertz had charging stations for free, and made sure they were fully charged it would have helped. Next, most people are going on long trips if they rent a car, if its not the long range model most people will not want it. Over all, headache because people dont have the apps and accounts setup for charging
Hertz needs to go out of business for falsely accusing customers of stealing cars and getting them arrested. That was so egregious that it makes their venture into EVs seem trivial.
Lovie Smith was not a “massive failure” in Chicago, he actually was a pretty good coach and has the record to back it up (81-63 with Super Bowl appearance).
Its not just telsa. Most of hertz fleet are EV. Cost $30-50 to rent is more than gas. Just go to enterprise. They still have mostly gas cars. 30-40 to rent a corolla.
Yeah, I made the statement to the one of my employer's HR people the last time I had to go see them. After talking to her for almost an hour I said maybe all companies do crazy stuff now that loses money. I said now, are you going to fire me and walk me out ? I'd would like to be home before dark. She said no, go on back to work after hearing my side of the story.
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You absolutely right.. I used to work for Honda when the bottom bearing issue was happening and there was a recall.. but quickly changed to .. “” only if the customer mentions a tapping noise when it comes in for a regular 10,000 klms servicing “” So we used get all this Honda civics with tapping noises and we know.. but half of the time nothing was done because the customer never reported it until got really load but was out of warranty..!?!?
Cowboys need to get a GM and tell Jerry Jones to just STFU and sit down. And they should've never fired Jimmy Johnson or Tom Landry. And this is coming from an Eagles fan.
You're missing how the upper crust works, Scotty It's like how rockers and rappers date within the same small pools and celebs date each other in the same circles. Big corporations do the same and it's more like whether you're in the clique instead of whether you bring the best to the table.
I like your comments about Artificial Intelligence! And "they" will make it take over right? I'd never let a computer drive for me! I agree that the companies are crazy with who they put at the top of the companies and each time they fail they get an amazing golden parachute package. It almost seems that they make more money for failing then succeeding! Thanks for this video Scotty!
Defense and Hester, but regardless your point still remains. And he turned the Texans into contenders. No one expected them to make noise in the playoffs
The only thing you have to do, is to pull one from the end of each lot number.. strip it down, test the gears. This way you can narrow down failure potentials to specific lots.. of course GM doesn't want to do that.
I had a VW repair shop. One time I bought a set of piston rings from the locale VW dealer. The rings never would sit and it was burning oil. I check the box and found out the were genuine VW parts but they were made in Mexico. That was the last time I will buy anything made in Mexico. Made in China is even worst.
One of the keys for my 2000 Expedition disappeared, so I went to the local hardware & had a duplicate one programmed for about $45. I recall hearing that if you lose both keys it cost a fortune to get everything changed at a Ford dealer, since they have chips inside them & they charge you a lot, since they know they have you.
I live roughly 1 1/2 hours from Hertz HQ in FL. Right after Hertz announced that the Tesla purchases were a bust they started wholesaling the fleet. I saw local advertisements for these, and wow... they were selling them almost $8k under the selling price of like (Tesla) used vehicle; basically they were just dumping them.
Dang it. My wife did 15 years at Hertz and they took and owe pension money. She’s 51. Worked 1999-2005. Corps suck and she’s owed like 400$ a month at 57 or like 50k she’ll never see a fine I bet.
I have an '08 Buick Lucern CXL with less than 50k. My dad wanted me to have it when he passed..3.8 Series III will last for 500K. MPG is not so good. But I'm older and don't have to work anymore. It's bullet proof.
You are right about these people who fail and then picked up by other companies. I think all the CEOs and presidents are out of touch with real people driving big rigs out here working out here. For instance, I’m a truck driver make over $100,000 a year but where I parked my car sometimes is in dirt I work 14 hours a day come home. All I want to do is sleep, where am I going to plug in an electric car and when I work sleep and maybe go to the gym no time to spend an hour and a half each day plugging in electric cars are you kidding me these people are out of touch with real people working class people
Hertz is owned by private equity corporations who will make billions no matter what. They also love trashing companies with a proven track record. That is how they make their real money.
The bloke who ran the corner shop did his mba and his doctorate on private equity. His theory was that it was all down to the company real estate, they sell it off and rent it out to the company that they take over.
@@chrishenniker5944your are correct. This is what happened to Sears. Valuable real estate essentially stolen by the CEO. The company was put into a slow managed death so the CEO could suck through the real estate for himself. Should be illegal.
So if you have a 2023 GM with an affected 10 speed, drive to the middle of nowhere, fill it up, & take off hard, slow down & repeat for hours. Then make your appt. to take it in.
So very true about 1 key. It seems silly crazy the cost of having a duplicate key made, sometimes up to $300. Having the second fail can be 5+ times that cost, as they have to replace the Body Control Module. When buying used, make sure 2 keys come with it. Some used car dealers will hold back the second key in case of a need to repo the car, especially in "pay here" dealers. Do you feel safe knowing your car could be "borrowed" by one of their minimum wage temp employees?
I rented a car from hertz recently. The had the electric cars lined up as you get off the airport shuttle bus. Everyone walked right past them to get into a gas vehicle.
Millions of smart people from around the world. If you haven't noticed, the USA is a very small part of the world these days, and it's going to get a lot smaller if DT gets elected with his anti-trade tendencies. Russia, China and the Arab order are now the new world order - not USA. Good luck with your MAGA vision. - Ain't going to happen.
An Austin, Tx resident will buy one in a heartbeat. When I worked in Austin I would see these people driving their Tesla like they had been hand picked by God himself.
I’m not one to celebrate a company’s downfall, but this right here puts a smile on my face, sweet justice and it’s a long time coming because this company has the worst business practices and I don’t know if you guys remember when this was the company that was renting cars and also are reporting the cars stolen so peoples whole livelihoods were taken behind this as some of them were beat up by police and thrown in jail, and everything was taken from them so maybe that’s the reason why they’re going bankrupt too because they had to pay out a lot of money from the lawsuits behind that. They also got sued because they wouldn’t rent their cars to people with minor disabilities.
To be fair, Houston Texans are going to be elite this year. They are easy Super Bowl contenders. Good coach, good staff, and a stacked team with an outstanding QB. I’m a jaguars fan and we went from being favorites to our division to now being miles behind Houston :(
With the exception of my transmission (which took a dump last year at 96k and was replaced by a GM reman) my 2016 Silverado 1500 (with the 4.3) has been a reliable truck. Probably will be my last GM product though…
Lovie smith took the bears to the only superbowl, and the bears never made the playoffs after him. To calll him out like he wasn’t better than the majority of bears coaches tells me that your judgement is not where you think it is.
So that's why they are acting thirsty for every dollar. I put a video out about hertz on my page, also. I like this video and I watched a couple of your car videos which are on point. Keep doing your thing, this is good stuff that people need to know.
Just a week ago Hertz sent a tow truck to my house to "recover" the rental car. It was a valid rental contract because I had to put an engine in my truck which was why I got a rental. Never in my life have I seen a rental car "repo"🤷🏾♀️
That's what they would like you to think, but in reality they're taking advantage of a loophole in the law. A car manufacturer must publish repair information for their vehicles IF they sell their cars at a dealership, so that independent repair shops can perform the proper service. Tesla famously doesn't have dealerships, they have "showrooms", places you can look at a Tesla in-person, but can't purchase one. This allows them to create a monopoly for fixing their cars. Hybrids also have a complex high voltage system, yet the repair literature is accessible for independent shops to fix them safely and properly.
@scotty you can do used oil analysis to detect wear metals in the fluids. In piston airplanes we use these tests to detect bearing metal over time. One sample isn’t enough but annual or every 10k samples could establish a trend.
For everyday commute Tesla or Prius are a great option. The only bad thing is insurance cost on Tesla. But dealing with a Toyota dealer ship is so painful.
Do a video about Ford and all the issues with the 2021-2023 f150's. Under 50k miles and endless recalls and even distributor caps and electrical wiring and everything on new trucks.
Bankruptcy Take 2. Their announcement of buying 500K Tesla's did its job in popping the stock price, soon after coming out of the last bankruptcy, plus popped Tesla's stock price. I heard they ended up buying only 100K Teslas and had trouble getting renters to accept them, even offering them in place of compact reservations.
Smith went to superbowl with the Bears, lol and was a fantastic DC and superbowl coach with the Rams. Wouldnt call him a failure but i get what you mean. Look at spags with the Chiefs hes an amazing DC but maybe not the best head coach but still a fantastic Coach.
I saw the same thing go on where I used to work...each new CEO would CUT all employee benefits..... that was always there big plan to cut cost and make the shareholders happy and after they stepped down they always stayed on the boars of directors....
They also complained about how much they were getting paid.... what they didn't tell you was how much stock they were taking instead of wages to pay a lower tax rate...
The power elite go to school (private prep school) with each other, prosper one another, and generally run with each other. Positions of power, whether in government bureaus , military, or in leadership roles in major corporations, are shared with one another, imagine powerful well-paid positions have a turnstile and all their friends and associates take turns holding those positions.
I was a quality Assurance in the Navy on aircraft , but, when I retired from the Navy I couldn't get a job in the US for Quality Assurance even with a degree in it!
My 2009 Acadia would die on acceleration and get you killed when pulling out. It was the software Myson in law a pilot ( pretty smart ) he found a forum and it was cured. The mechanic at Shelton GMC said may I keep that paper with the corrections. I said is it fixed yes 10 visits nothing worked I ain’t t been back there since 2009
I just bought a fairly new 2022 Avalon for under $28k, because Hertz needed to clear the lot for EVs. Knew they were going to lose their jobs soon enough.
My son bought a 60,000 dollar Ford truck that would just decide to move when it wanted to. He went to Ford who after 6 visits said it was fixed but it continued to just move while stopped when it wanted to. Finally Ford bought it back and he bought RAM. Not sure it was a better truck but it did not move on it's own.
Not for nothing Scotty - but Lovie Smith went to the Super Bowl with Chicago in 2006 (lost to Manning & Indy) and also went to 2 other NFC championships. 81-63 record. How many coaches NEVER get to a SB? 4 teams in the NFL have NEVER even been to a SB. Not a Bears or Texans fan. Just facts.
One of the talking points on when Hertz bought 100,000 Teslas was low maintenance so the could keep them longer. They did not follow their plan. Also, it was not a good move to sell so many cars while the manufacturer was cutting prices.
Scotty, I understand your concern about rehiring failed people, but here’s their philosophy: most pros at the top have learned from their mistakes, and those seasoned guys know the value of their own past experiences. It’s because nobody hits the ground running when they’re born, we all fall on our asses first. I’m sure they have good talks before any hiring is done. Thanks
Chat box lady in my CX-30 says, "GIVE A COMMAND!!!", right out of nowhere. So I said, "How's about some lovin'?". "VOICE CHAT DEACTIVATED". for real. I'm not joking. no love.....😃
OK Scotty, Lovie was not a failure in Chicago. He is the last coach who got the Bears to a super bowl. He is also one of the last coaches that had a winning record in Chicago.
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Scotty, they choose the person that failed another business because they consider him/her a "high caliber person". Why? Because the business that this person failed would not have chosen a regular "average Joe" person - they would have chosen a "high caliber person" too!
We had "Jimi Hendrix" play for New England after Tom Brady left. How did that go?
They will put them in a field left to rot just like all the other 100s of thousands of cars, this world is crazy
Just go to a nursing home and by that old mercury grand marquise that the guy is giving up.
Scotty they hire yes men that will promote their agendas. That's why they want failures.
They had a bad habit of reporting cars stolen, while customers had a valid current rental.That is a brand killer.
@@scottlepotWtf, how?
@@scottlepotHow does that not get removed from your record?
Here I have a hertz rental scheduled for late May through auto insurance. I'm paranoid enough about it, as I drive 160 miles a day usually.
@@DarkForce2024 I would seriously consider suing them over something like that.
@@user-gz4ve8mw9l document everything take pictures of the rental contract Etc and have those on your phone ready if you get pulled over
Hey Scotty, you missed that Hertz was reporting many cars as stolen then legitimate renters were getting caught by police and arrested. They deserve to go under.
That just not even the half of their EV fiasco.
He has made videos mentioning that.
I haven’t heard that, I work at enterprise, and I’m legit curious how that even happens. Like we have SO many hoops we have to jump through to report a car stolen.
@@KingsandBeavs its all in the Bloomberg Business Report (4/8 issue). Apparently, Hertz "automated" car locations and a glitch was showing them "missing". and then reported stolen. They paid out $168M to settle 364 claims. Wall Street Bozos and Elon Musk don't make for a good business.
@@KingsandBeavs Must be happening at a high leven en masse not being done by the foot soldiers.
one of the car rentals you were talking about were having renters falsely arrested over stolen cars because they never cleared the books
I have a 2006 BMW 525i and my transmission is pushing 200K miles. Of course, I don't drive like a maniac (burnouts, launching from stoplights). I recently serviced the transmission in replacing the filter, pan (from a plastic one to an aluminum one), fluid, the solenoids & cleaned the valve body. I used a cleaner before the repair and conditioner added after the service. I would LOVE any car you serviced and gave away. NO DOUBT. You are the man! Thank you for all you do.
I was looking at Ford eco-boost vans. They are very expensive and they have a horrible reputation as far as reliability. I’ve been looking at Mercedes sprinter. May be 40% positive. I really need a van for work. I currently drive a Ford excursion with 14 inches of lift and 42 inch tires which is very bad I guess but I trust it a lot more than HS today’s technology. And as far as Econoline vans at the moment they’re worth more than my truck is in great shape.
@@realestatephotovideoshawns1177the chevy express hasn’t changed much.
@@realestatephotovideoshawns1177have the sprinters gotten more reliable? I thought they were rolling problems from the way people who own them talk about them... The phrase "everything that could go wrong has gone wrong" is what sticks with me...
@MasterX767 how much did you spend on transmission service like that?
@@gavnonadoroge3092 Roughly $750. I got all new gaskets and seals too. I ONLY used ZF parts. I could of saved $150 if I waited for Rock Auto to restock the solenoids. But, I couldn't wait.
That's right, like politicians, they fail upwards!😂
Fk up Move up
😡 they do but I'm not laughing at all 😡
They all look after themselves for job security.
"Circus of Clowns" is really the good ole boys network, ha ha ha....
Scottie! Lovie Smith took a team to the Superbowl and went to the playoffs 50% of the years he was a coach!
He then was hired by the bucs and was one of the worse coaches in the history of the team. 😂
I've purchased used transmissions, but had one of my dad's now retired buddies rebuild them, before we put them in anything. Same w/ other parts like differentials.
I can still rebuild/refurbish some stuff but finding someone to do what I can't do it getting harder every year.
I was down in Fort Myers in 2020 when they had their famous “accident” that burned 3,991 rental cars that were being stored in the field next to the airport. Always suspected they needed to collect some insurance money to offset the 4000 rental cars sitting and not generating revenue during the peak season.
That was bad and most of the businesses still employ social distance policy at that time.
Had not heard about that one
hertz was $20.00 a share 1 year ago... now they are $7.39
D'oh! 😅
On the Honda - Acura (3.5 Liter engine) is still waiting for appointment for engine inspection. In fairness to Acura they state in the recall engine must be partially disassembled for inspection. It hurts me after 40 years in GM Dealership service to see the “New” GM fall so hard. I no longer drive an GM product.
Remember when Ross Perot was put on the board at GM? He kept asking why they did such stupid things. Roger Smith at GM was so exasperated that he gave Perot something like 4 billion dollars to get out and shut up!!
That man should have been president he said the truth about nafta.
That’s why GM’s not doing well… instead of listening to the wise man they hired into the Board, they just stuffed money into his wallet and kicked him out. Great way to solve problems without really solving the problems.
Which is just one of the many reasons we need Trump back in office.@@jwill540
Was 750 million to buy back his and two other people's shares. At the time GM was trading at $33/share and the offer was equivalent to $63/share. So yet another great decision by GM. Perot even gave them a chance to reconsider and told them he would only take the money if they felt it was in the best interest of the company and shareholders (which it wasnt) they deal ended up going through.
Yeah, that "huge sucking sound" that Ross was talking about was the time that American corporations abandoned the American people.
I quit buying the big three after the 08 bailout
The loan that was payed back
@@sammyweed4771
That does not make it any better. Why should we bail out their repeated stupidity and greed while meanwhile start up/mom and pop stores struggling get no help.
I want the big two to remain American and competitive but not at my expense. They should be held accountable for their mistakes.
I do not want Ford or GM to be Stellantised but if they are stuck on stupid f them then.
And they still build crap
@@YellowFellow86i agree, im all for the domestic brands...the problem is they are destroying themselves delibrately, by building cars ppl dont want and not building them the way they are capable of being built, AND charging people WAY too much for them
@@cantwealljustgetalong2 Agreed
Love ya Scotty, but Lovie was not a “massive” failure in Chicago. A solid winning record and Super Bowl appearance is not failure.
Tesla is very expensive to repair, I got tested ended and changed bumper and quarter panel, it is $15k.
😂😂😂😂😂Ridiculous
Drive better 😅
Can't be true. Every EV fan boy says they never need repairs, and their battery lasted 400,000 miles.
@@lot2196 😂😂😂😂😂😂
What did they say the batteries cost? 40 or 60k?
Lovey was okay in Chicago....he had a lot of injuries and depth....they were much worse after he left
I had all the theft control crap removed from both of my 90's Ford Tempos, after they wouldn't start, that was the problem. The alarm thingy. Also i kept an extra key in a magnetic plastic key box under the fender wheel well.
Lovie Smith was actually successful with the Bears. Coached them to a Super Bowl with an average at best quarterback and actually went 10-6 when he was fired. Most years 10-6 is good enough to get into the playoffs if not win a division.
Yea, true, 2012. Interestingly enough that was the last time he had a winning record as a head coach. 2 losing seasons in Tampa Bay, 5 losing seasons at the University of Illinois, and 1 losing season at Houston, with 2 seasons of not being a head coach in between stops.
@@riceydahyphyhe said that he was a failure in Chicago which he wasn’t. We’re just correcting his mistakes. Who cares what happened after that. 🤷🏾♂️
Ouch !! That Hertz!!
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Hey Scotty! Seen your post about fixaway your an amazing dude and I’m glad I found your channel years ago!
Tesla would have been fine at Hertz but they made many mistakes. First the cars were not fully charged , so when you go to rent one its often not charged enough to make it over to the next charging station. If hertz had charging stations for free, and made sure they were fully charged it would have helped. Next, most people are going on long trips if they rent a car, if its not the long range model most people will not want it. Over all, headache because people dont have the apps and accounts setup for charging
You get off a plane hungry and tired...get rental car but dont want to stay 2 more hours to charge car
They should've bought 100,000 Corolla hybrids instead 😂
Tesla will never be fine at Hertz because both of them are f****** junk.
Hertz needs to go out of business for falsely accusing customers of stealing cars and getting them arrested. That was so egregious that it makes their venture into EVs seem trivial.
Lovie Smith was not a “massive failure” in Chicago, he actually was a pretty good coach and has the record to back it up (81-63 with Super Bowl appearance).
Scotty totally wrong on that one
Its not just telsa. Most of hertz fleet are EV. Cost $30-50 to rent is more than gas. Just go to enterprise. They still have mostly gas cars. 30-40 to rent a corolla.
Yeah, I made the statement to the one of my employer's HR people the last time I had to go see them. After talking to her for almost an hour I said maybe all companies do crazy stuff now that loses money. I said now, are you going to fire me and walk me out ? I'd would like to be home before dark. She said no, go on back to work after hearing my side of the story.
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You absolutely right.. I used to work for Honda when the bottom bearing issue was happening and there was a recall.. but quickly changed to .. “” only if the customer mentions a tapping noise when it comes in for a regular 10,000 klms servicing “”
So we used get all this Honda civics with tapping noises and we know.. but half of the time nothing was done because the customer never reported it until got really load but was out of warranty..!?!?
Well Dallas fired a head coach after winning a super bowl. Dang you jerry jones!!!
Cowboys need to get a GM and tell Jerry Jones to just STFU and sit down. And they should've never fired Jimmy Johnson or Tom Landry.
And this is coming from an Eagles fan.
CEO's dont let managers take the credit. Jerry always wins tho.
How dare he be good at his job😠
Hertz to be them
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Hertz my back.
It was premeditated 😅
I see what you did there 😂😂😂
Peter Principle "people in a hierarchy tend to rise to a level of respective incompetence"
Amen. 😂
Definitely explains Kamalaugh Harris.
You're missing how the upper crust works, Scotty
It's like how rockers and rappers date within the same small pools and celebs date each other in the same circles.
Big corporations do the same and it's more like whether you're in the clique instead of whether you bring the best to the table.
I like your comments about Artificial Intelligence! And "they" will make it take over right? I'd never let a computer drive for me! I agree that the companies are crazy with who they put at the top of the companies and each time they fail they get an amazing golden parachute package. It almost seems that they make more money for failing then succeeding! Thanks for this video Scotty!
Scotty, the Energizer Bunny himself!
Scotty must drink a lot of Red Bull all day long!
Lovie Smith took a team with Rex Grossman to the Super Bowl. That is the opposite of failure. It is actually amazing. Rex Grossman?!?!
Defense and Hester, but regardless your point still remains.
And he turned the Texans into contenders. No one expected them to make noise in the playoffs
please that team sucked.
@@drumitar That is why is was pretty much coaching. Thanks for playing.
The only thing you have to do, is to pull one from the end of each lot number.. strip it down, test the gears. This way you can narrow down failure potentials to specific lots.. of course GM doesn't want to do that.
I had a VW repair shop. One time I bought a set of piston rings from the locale VW dealer. The rings never would sit and it was burning oil. I check the box and found out the were genuine VW parts but they were made in Mexico. That was the last time I will buy anything made in Mexico. Made in China is even worst.
It was made in Mexico *by VW* ,right? Doesn't VW does quality control irrespective of where the part is made?
One of the keys for my 2000 Expedition disappeared, so I went to the local hardware & had a duplicate one programmed for about $45. I recall hearing that if you lose both keys it cost a fortune to get everything changed at a Ford dealer, since they have chips inside them & they charge you a lot, since they know they have you.
I understand Calhoun is available, just need to be sure not to use door plugs.
I live roughly 1 1/2 hours from Hertz HQ in FL. Right after Hertz announced that the Tesla purchases were a bust they started wholesaling the fleet. I saw local advertisements for these, and wow... they were selling them almost $8k under the selling price of like (Tesla) used vehicle; basically they were just dumping them.
Dang it. My wife did 15 years at Hertz and they took and owe pension money. She’s 51. Worked 1999-2005. Corps suck and she’s owed like 400$ a month at 57 or like 50k she’ll never see a fine I bet.
1999-2005 is not 15 years.
Try 6 years..
@@chfpontiac5849😂😂🤣
I have an '08 Buick Lucern CXL with less than 50k. My dad wanted me to have it when he passed..3.8 Series III will last for 500K. MPG is not so good. But I'm older and don't have to work anymore. It's bullet proof.
But not the transmission 😢
@@waleyefish9026that is true. Very expensive fix
@@waleyefish9026 Change the transmission fluid regularly.
Always an outstanding video and presentation
You are right about these people who fail and then picked up by other companies. I think all the CEOs and presidents are out of touch with real people driving big rigs out here working out here. For instance, I’m a truck driver make over $100,000 a year but where I parked my car sometimes is in dirt I work 14 hours a day come home. All I want to do is sleep, where am I going to plug in an electric car and when I work sleep and maybe go to the gym no time to spend an hour and a half each day plugging in electric cars are you kidding me these people are out of touch with real people working class people
Hertz is owned by private equity corporations who will make billions no matter what. They also love trashing companies with a proven track record. That is how they make their real money.
The bloke who ran the corner shop did his mba and his doctorate on private equity. His theory was that it was all down to the company real estate, they sell it off and rent it out to the company that they take over.
@@chrishenniker5944your are correct. This is what happened to Sears. Valuable real estate essentially stolen by the CEO. The company was put into a slow managed death so the CEO could suck through the real estate for himself. Should be illegal.
In deference to you Scotty Lovie Smith took the Bears to The Super Bowl and had a Winning Record with them. I would hardly call that failing.
American metallurgy has been decreasing for decades. Germany used to have the best. Japan has the best now.
I work at Hertz it's crazy we lost all Tesla and now we are getting a boat load of Malibu's and Nissans
All there location facilities are falling apart
So if you have a 2023 GM with an affected 10 speed, drive to the middle of nowhere, fill it up, & take off hard, slow down & repeat for hours. Then make your appt. to take it in.
Then, when they read all the spyware data, they will laugh in your face and deny the replacement for cause. DUH!!!
So very true about 1 key. It seems silly crazy the cost of having a duplicate key made, sometimes up to $300. Having the second fail can be 5+ times that cost, as they have to replace the Body Control Module. When buying used, make sure 2 keys come with it. Some used car dealers will hold back the second key in case of a need to repo the car, especially in "pay here" dealers. Do you feel safe knowing your car could be "borrowed" by one of their minimum wage temp employees?
"A lot of times, used rear ends aren't any good, either."
All depends on which side you bat for, I guess 😮😅.
Thats what she said!!!
@@gazzaflossBoth sides have the same issue
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Don't make me do the football tie in on this one...
I rented a car from hertz recently. The had the electric cars lined up as you get off the airport shuttle bus. Everyone walked right past them to get into a gas vehicle.
Who in their right mind would buy a Tesla?
Your question is based upon a faulty premise.
Millions of smart people from around the world. If you haven't noticed, the USA is a very small part of the world these days, and it's going to get a lot smaller if DT gets elected with his anti-trade tendencies. Russia, China and the Arab order are now the new world order - not USA. Good luck with your MAGA vision. - Ain't going to happen.
The guy that will gap you in a race.
An Austin, Tx resident will buy one in a heartbeat. When I worked in Austin I would see these people driving their Tesla like they had been hand picked by God himself.
It seems like 1 out of every 4 new cars is a Tesla in DFW.
I’m not one to celebrate a company’s downfall, but this right here puts a smile on my face, sweet justice and it’s a long time coming because this company has the worst business practices and I don’t know if you guys remember when this was the company that was renting cars and also are reporting the cars stolen so peoples whole livelihoods were taken behind this as some of them were beat up by police and thrown in jail, and everything was taken from them so maybe that’s the reason why they’re going bankrupt too because they had to pay out a lot of money from the lawsuits behind that. They also got sued because they wouldn’t rent their cars to people with minor disabilities.
All they have to do is put more customers in jail ..😡😡😡😡😡😡
To be fair, Houston Texans are going to be elite this year. They are easy Super Bowl contenders. Good coach, good staff, and a stacked team with an outstanding QB. I’m a jaguars fan and we went from being favorites to our division to now being miles behind Houston :(
Those corporate execs all sleep together in one big bed.
With the exception of my transmission (which took a dump last year at 96k and was replaced by a GM reman) my 2016 Silverado 1500 (with the 4.3) has been a reliable truck. Probably will be my last GM product though…
Always have THREE keys. If you lose one you can usually program a new one yourself.
Lovie smith took the bears to the only superbowl, and the bears never made the playoffs after him. To calll him out like he wasn’t better than the majority of bears coaches tells me that your judgement is not where you think it is.
They will say , we have a software update ….. laughing horse face. 😂 Scotty is the best!!!
So that's why they are acting thirsty for every dollar. I put a video out about hertz on my page, also. I like this video and I watched a couple of your car videos which are on point. Keep doing your thing, this is good stuff that people need to know.
I can get a free Tesla from Hertz? Uh, no thanks. I'm smarter than a 9th grader.
Or a former GM executive, same thing.
Should be smarter than a 5th grader.
hey when it breaks down just get out and walk away. no one is forcing you to even charge it. free is free.
Just a week ago Hertz sent a tow truck to my house to "recover" the rental car. It was a valid rental contract because I had to put an engine in my truck which was why I got a rental. Never in my life have I seen a rental car "repo"🤷🏾♀️
Only Tesla certified technicians can work on them because of how complex the electrical system is and especially if it has any body damage
That's what they would like you to think, but in reality they're taking advantage of a loophole in the law. A car manufacturer must publish repair information for their vehicles IF they sell their cars at a dealership, so that independent repair shops can perform the proper service. Tesla famously doesn't have dealerships, they have "showrooms", places you can look at a Tesla in-person, but can't purchase one. This allows them to create a monopoly for fixing their cars. Hybrids also have a complex high voltage system, yet the repair literature is accessible for independent shops to fix them safely and properly.
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There's probably a liability clause attached to the Tesla that releases Tesla's liability if an independent shop works on the car. Just my guess...
@scotty you can do used oil analysis to detect wear metals in the fluids. In piston airplanes we use these tests to detect bearing metal over time. One sample isn’t enough but annual or every 10k samples could establish a trend.
Corporations are more concerned with DEI and ESG than making quality products
They’re not concerned with DEI/ESG… those are just FOX news dog whistles. These companies are ONLY interested in getting huge government subsidies.
For everyday commute Tesla or Prius are a great option. The only bad thing is insurance cost on Tesla. But dealing with a Toyota dealer ship is so painful.
Do a video about Ford and all the issues with the 2021-2023 f150's. Under 50k miles and endless recalls and even distributor caps and electrical wiring and everything on new trucks.
I didn't know Hertz was still in business
Bankruptcy Take 2. Their announcement of buying 500K Tesla's did its job in popping the stock price, soon after coming out of the last bankruptcy, plus popped Tesla's stock price. I heard they ended up buying only 100K Teslas and had trouble getting renters to accept them, even offering them in place of compact reservations.
Stick to cars Scotty. Lovie Smith took the crappy Bears to the Superbowl with Rex Grossman at QB.
Smith went to superbowl with the Bears, lol and was a fantastic DC and superbowl coach with the Rams. Wouldnt call him a failure but i get what you mean. Look at spags with the Chiefs hes an amazing DC but maybe not the best head coach but still a fantastic Coach.
Thanks Scotty!
It is not just CEOs. It applies for all positions in businesses that are mainly from government redistribution.
Hertz missed the mark. They should have rented the Mustangs (Shelby?) like they did in the 60’s.
I saw the same thing go on where I used to work...each new CEO would CUT all employee benefits..... that was always there big plan to cut cost and make the shareholders happy and after they stepped down they always stayed on the boars of directors....
They also complained about how much they were getting paid.... what they didn't tell you was how much stock they were taking instead of wages to pay a lower tax rate...
You don't say how, where, and when you can buy said cars for one dollar.
The power elite go to school (private prep school) with each other, prosper one another, and generally run with each other. Positions of power, whether in government bureaus , military, or in leadership roles in major corporations, are shared with one another, imagine powerful well-paid positions have a turnstile and all their friends and associates take turns holding those positions.
Like George Carlin said “its a big club, and you aren’t in it”
Government does the same thing rehiring and promoting disastrous incompetent people simply because they have experience or name recognition.
I was a quality Assurance in the Navy on aircraft , but, when I retired from the Navy I couldn't get a job in the US for Quality Assurance even with a degree in it!
bring back OJ. maybe then they'll be able to leap over any barriers.
He couldn't do any worse than the former CEO.
@@curtcollett2893 Ha Ha Ha perfect
My 2009 Acadia would die on acceleration and get you killed when pulling out. It was the software Myson in law a pilot ( pretty smart ) he found a forum and it was cured. The mechanic at Shelton GMC said may I keep that paper with the corrections. I said is it fixed yes 10 visits nothing worked I ain’t t been back there since 2009
Milwaukee bucks did the same with doc Rivers 😂
I just bought a fairly new 2022 Avalon for under $28k, because Hertz needed to clear the lot for EVs. Knew they were going to lose their jobs soon enough.
And considering how expensive those trucks are you would think they could build a better product.
My son bought a 60,000 dollar Ford truck that would just decide to move when it wanted to. He went to Ford who after 6 visits said it was fixed but it continued to just move while stopped when it wanted to. Finally Ford bought it back and he bought RAM. Not sure it was a better truck but it did not move on it's own.
I just want a pink Cadillac with the Dolly Parton 's!
Not for nothing Scotty - but Lovie Smith went to the Super Bowl with Chicago in 2006 (lost to Manning & Indy) and also went to 2 other NFC championships. 81-63 record. How many coaches NEVER get to a SB? 4 teams in the NFL have NEVER even been to a SB. Not a Bears or Texans fan. Just facts.
why doesn't hertz just re-hire OJ
That aged quickly
@@CCANGEL333 rip oj a real one to the end
One of the talking points on when Hertz bought 100,000 Teslas was low maintenance so the could keep them longer. They did not follow their plan. Also, it was not a good move to sell so many cars while the manufacturer was cutting prices.
YES. Hertz saw Tesla in a price war and knew they timed thier purchase all wrong
Artificial intelligence used to be a blonde wearing a black wig 😂😅
My Ram 3500 dually diesel has 1.1 million miles on it Original engine & Transmission. Turbo replaced at 927,000 miles
Listen to Scotty, he knows what he’s talking about it
Scotty, I understand your concern about rehiring failed people, but here’s their philosophy: most pros at the top have learned from their mistakes, and those seasoned guys know the value of their own past experiences. It’s because nobody hits the ground running when they’re born, we all fall on our asses first. I’m sure they have good talks before any hiring is done. Thanks
In business, and some times life (I'm looking at you Don Lemon,) people tend to be promoted to their highest level of incompetence.
Elon Musk got his come up off the US Government. If Nikola Tesla was alive and he built Tesla cars I bet they would be great cars.
Chat box lady in my CX-30 says, "GIVE A COMMAND!!!", right out of nowhere. So I said, "How's about some lovin'?". "VOICE CHAT DEACTIVATED". for real. I'm not joking. no love.....😃
i seen a tesla at hertz ..i rented a gas small car !
OK Scotty, Lovie was not a failure in Chicago. He is the last coach who got the Bears to a super bowl. He is also one of the last coaches that had a winning record in Chicago.