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Originally Posted by TerriFriend
I think is meant for all cars with American businesses. For instance, Ford, Chevy, etc. I bet some of those, or many parts for those, are still made in other countries, but if the incentive is to increase revenue for American companies, maybe they will bring all production to the US, especially if they will get a tax break by doing so. You will not get a tax break for Benz, Audi, Toyota, Volkswagen, Mini Cooper, etc. because their makers are not in the US.
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One bill that has been introduced specifically calls out the location of final assembly and has no mention of company ownership or incorporation.
If the car rolled off a boat then it would not be included while if it rolled out of an assembly plant within the US it would. This may leave open the possibility of cars without bumpers or windshield wipers rolling off a boat and into a plant for final assembly where the bumpers and wipers are attached thus making them eligible.
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