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Message: <blockquote data-quote="M.E.144" data-source="post: 5839" data-attributes="member: 3212">If you are in a situation of getting your vehicle repaired or made, it could be a long time before any of it is completed according to this article. Meaning, I am likely going to be waiting a long time for my BRAPTOR to be repaired or replaced.<a href="https://fortune.com/2023/08/07/summer-strikes-uaw-big-3-automakers-ford-gm-stellantis/" target="_blank">UAW FORD On HOLD? </a><a href="https://fortune.com/2023/08/07/summer-strikes-uaw-big-3-automakers-ford-gm-stellantis/" target="_blank">https://fortune.com/2023/08/07/summer-strikes-uaw-big-3-automakers-ford-gm-stellantis/</a><h2>Strike could stall Detroit GM, Ford and Stellantis</h2>All three automakers with expiring contracts have amassed nearly <a href="https://uaw.org/new-uaw-video-highlights-big-3s-massive-profits-makes-clear-can-easily-afford-unions-contract-demands/" target="_blank">$250 billion in reported profits</a> in their North American operations over the past decade.Halting production for even one big automaker during a strike would directly harm thousands of workers and cost the company money in terms of lost sales and production. Strikers would lose out on wages that would only be partially offset by the union’s <a href="https://uaw.org/strike-faq-2/" target="_blank">striker benefits of $500 per week</a>.</blockquote>