Bailing out the Big Three would insult other American-staffed auto manufacturers, such as Toyota who became the leader of hybrid vehicles with the Prius. The Detroit Three don't deserve a bailout, and they are going to struggle with an already leveraged structure. I propose that the government offers loans to all auto manufacturers under the fuel-efficiency initiative started by the Bush Administration, and also offers government support if GM, Ford, or Chrysler file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. I agree that the industry is vital to the U.S. Economy, but I don't believe that restructuring through bankruptcy should be eliminated as a possibility, this would allow renegotiations with the UAW and the elimination of unnecessary amounts of brand names (GM).