Don't Ban - But Don't Buy -- Foreign Cars??

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Date Posted: 14:27:04 06/05/03 Thu
Author: DS
Subject: Don't Ban - But Don't Buy

Are you planning to live, work, retire, raise kids in the U.S.? Why would anyone who is send thousands of dollars of their money overseas for a car? Do you think the auto industry is a key component of the U.S. economy? It is. Do you think it's important for the U.S. to maintain its' position as the world's largest economy? It is if you hope the average American has a decent standard of living down the road.
We've already lost several major industries and millions of jobs to the Japanese and Chinese. Do you understand that the trade-deficit you always hear about is ruining the financial future of this country? Then why would you want to contribute further to it? Do you think the Japanese/Chinese/Germans/Koreans will give a damn about our economy once theirs have surpassed it?
If you really thought about it you'd realize that buying an American car is a logical choice. Have you even driven an American brand lately?
Do me a favor, think about it before you buy your next car. If you still decide to go with a foreign brand at least have the good sense not to plaster American flags all over it in an attempt to make yourself feel patriotic.

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