RE:Nice Q AutoCanYes. I think investors forget that there is a big difference between a company that is struggling and basically has only one manufacturing plant compared to a company like ACQ that struggles that has many, many dealerships in many, many geographical markets. All ACQ has to do is either fix or shutter the struggling dealerships and they are eventually just left with the successful ones. It just takes a little time, but it is nice to see the first signs of the recovery. Obviously if they recover, which it looks like they will, the stock is incredibly undervalued. As the sale and leaseback transactions have shown, it is currently selling at a price less then the real estate value, with nothing given to it car sales and repair business at all. This things valuation should start at $20 a share and move from there as business improves.