Re: R.I.P. General Motors (1931-2006)

I guess that is OK if imports were actually better, as you seem to believe, and if you don't have children who might need a job some day. Your experience is the opposite of mine. I was buying imports then switched to domestics because the imports were costing to me too much to buy and maintain.

mike hunt

Mike Hunter wrote: >> Then you think it is good thing for the American workers to buy a Toyota >> made in Japan of Chinese parts or a Chevy made in Korea of Korean parts >> to help send their childrens jobs off shore? LOL >> >> >> mike hunt >

competition.

> Buying inferior vehicles for too much money just so we can buy American is > not -- in the long run -- the best thing to do for us personally or for us > as Americans.
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Mike Hunter
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You stated in an earlier post that you don't keep any vehicle past the warranty period. If that was true, what kind of maitainence are you actually paying for that costs that much more ?

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Mike

If imports are better or not is certainly a matter of opinion. Your experience indicates to you that domestic cars are superior. Mine doesn't. We disagree.

On your point about my children..... If you believe that buying American cars that are inferior (if you believed that) would help protect your children's jobs, I think you'd be mistaken. It would only make the companies that you were falsely supporting believe that they actually made stuff worth buying. That's unsupportable in the long term.

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Lee Florack

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