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Yes I believe you are making this up. Nobody can dictate what car you can
drive in the company. Heck I have better cars than the executives in my
company and they are paid for. I have a1998 MB Ml320 and a1997 MB E420. And
they do not tell me that only executives can drive such a car. That is
preposterous. Unbelievable!
PP
NightSerf wrote in message <6i3h97$1ga$1@murdoch.acc.Virginia.EDU>...
>In va.general Spam Hater <spamh8@kktv.com> wrote:
>> If you work for any of the car companies such as
>> GM, Ford, etc, please disregard. The same goes for
>> salesman.
>
>> I am doing researching if there are any companies that
>> dictate what kind of car you drive to work. I along with
>> several other people use to work for MCI and a couple of
>> us got a lecture on what kind of car we should drive as
>> opposed to what we had. One guy had an old Suburban
>> and a Sr. Mgr. told him to park way out. I use to have a
>> 1990 Mustang GT and was chewed out for driving a "redneck"
>> car and it looked bad on the company (not a yuppie car).
>
>> A number of years back, the father of one of my friends
>> worked for a company that had a regulation on what kind
>> of car they could drive to work. A memo was put out that
>> only people in executive positions can drive a car like
>> BMW, Saab, Porsche, Lincoln and Cadillac.
>
>> Is this more common that we think or is it still rare?
>
>I don't know how rare this is, but I do know that *I've* never
>heard of such a thing before.  I'm tempted to believe that
>you're making this up.
>
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