I guess my point is that the lines are very blurred. People can say "Buy American" and I'm all for it, but you have to wonder how much of the product is really American. Besides, the Japanese automaker pays taxes to Uncle Sam for selling their cars here, same as GM or Ford.
Matt
At 12:32 PM 11/22/2005, Larry Shouse wrote:
I'm not ashamed of owning a Japanese vehicle. As far as I'm concerned it's our right as an American to buy what we feel to be the best fit and value for our given situation. Besides, many "Japanese" cars and trucks are assembled here in the United States, while many of our American vehicles are assembled in other countries. Same goes for parts. You want to buy strictly American? That's your right and I will defend your right to do so, but good luck accomplishing your goal.
Larry Shouse
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- From: James Strunk
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- I have an idea,,no a suggestion,get rid of that japanese car,,anybody should be ashamed to own japanese cars,they restict owr big three automakers to a specific # of cars that can be sold in japan,, FAIR TRADE ??? I've said before,,If you see me in a japanese car or truck,,call the law,,I've been kidnapped !!!!!
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- ok ok somebody has got to step and be the expert ......somebody? anybody ? gezzzzz maybe all of us together are the experts lol
- Darin Bailey
