I don't know for sure, but I believe mine had a "Union Made" sticker on it.
Re: Where are the Outback wagon's built?
May 29, 2005
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Yes, as is my NUMMI built Toyota Tacoma. The same UAW represented plant ships Japanese market cars OUT of the US.
I think buy-union.com (or .org) has info stating the location and representation of many US market cars.
Barry
Harley guys love their "American choppers" but to my knowledge an American built (assembled is more like it) hog has more foreign made parts than an American built Honda Goldwing which is a Japanese bike. Go figure... I bet it's the same for Honda cars and Subi cars built/assembled in America.
Guess it's only ok when management receives it, jabari0?
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Blair
Doesn't include Subaru. Is the Indiana plant non-union?
Worse!
Harleys now contain lots of CHINESE chrome.
I am surprised that more alt.autos.subaru readers haven't read the book _On the Line at Subaru-Isuzu: The Japanese Model and the American Worker_ by Laurie Graham. Look here: [
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