American car lovers vs Foreign car buyers

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"GO Mavs" > Its funny how if you support a foreign car maker by buying one of their

I totally agree.

I'm really happy that Ford is finally improving their products! That's good for everyone.

Natalie

Agreed. As posted elsewhere, I've yet to find a completely trouble-free brand. Between my truck, and our '05 BMW 330CiC, they've both been great...so far. ;-)

You have that.

The Honda Accord, built with pride in Marysville, OH.

As opposed to the Fords, which are built in Mexico...

Some Toyotas are built in Mexico, too.

And Most Fords sold in the US are built in the US.

Jeff

Well, let's see. Percentage wise, FAR more Hondas sold in the US are built in the US. Shoot, they even export US-built Hondas to Japan.

A few Hondas are built in Japan and imported to the US, but not many at all.

Percentage wise, FAR MORE US-sold Fords are built not on US soil.

You want a solid American car, built by Americans for America, a reliable and safe piece of equipment that won't break the family budget?

You have that. It's called the Accord.

Ford doesn't have that. GM doesn't have that.

I am not aware of any Toyotas being built in Mexico. I think you have Toyota confused with Nissan, which makes the Sentra and Versa in Mexico.

Some Tacomas are made in Mexico.

About 2/3 of the Hondas sold in the US are built here.

That's true. Ford has been building the cars in factories for years. It helps a lot in rain. ;-)

I don't know the percent of vehicles built in the by Ford that are built in the US. I suspect it is about the same.

I disagree. Ford, GM, Toyota and Chrysler all build good cars in the US.

Jeff

Toyota has a plant in Baja California at which they will build around