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In an almost unprecedented case of federal bureaucratic meddling in what should be business decisions, GM and Chrysler have agreed to set up an "appeals" process to give dumped dealerships a chance to plead their case for retaining their franchises.GM and Chrysler came under intense pressure from Congress when they announced plans to close dealerships, largely because the National Automobile Dealers Association is one of the most powerful lobbying groups in the country.
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