
04-17-2025, 10:26 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Arctic Fox
Americans started buying Japanese cars in quantity in the 1970's, not because they were unpatriotic but because they wanted a reliable vehicle that would get them from A to B. American cars, largely made in unionized factories, were not fit for purpose.
Merely shifting production back to the USA is not going to work unless quality, and value for money, can be assured.
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Another reason for shifting back to America to make things is that those manufacturing skills will be needed in case the US ever goes to WAR.
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