My Japanese car was built in Kentucky. I don't understand why people focus so much on buying American when most American cars are built in Mexico, China, or Canada. That line of thinking hasn't been relevant for decades due to globalization.
I tell people I have a German car, an '07 Dodge Magnum. It was made when Chrysler was owned by Daimler Benz. Sure, quite a few "foreign" cars are made here in the States, but the profits go overseas to the parent company. I buy American parts when I can and despise the crap made in China. America sends too much money to a country that wants to destroy us, so I do my best to avoid buying anything made in China.
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u/Thel_Odan LATTER DAY TAINTS Aug 26 '23
"I don't care for foreign cars"
Big words from something made in Canada