Chrysler Heavy Truck Division Moving From Mexico to Michigan... Bonuses to U.S. Employees

[danielj72]

Originally Posted by moneill

Michigan needs some good stuff.

oh look -- nothing for Ohio...uh oh.

If headlines like these continue the Midwest will remain red for a generation. This is the formula for keeping the snowflakes on the coasts whining and protesting for decades. The leftist cannot win without those blue collar midwestern states.

No doubt Ohio, Indiana Michigan and Wisconsin will continue to get jobs back with friendlier tax laws and an end to new unfair trade agreements like TPP.

[UrbanAdventurer]

Glad to hear. That was always the dirty little secret of the heavy duty RAM truck line. Honestly the Fords and GM's are nicer as luxury cruisers but the value bang for the buck is the RAM and the Cummins is the motor to have for serious commercial duty.

[steven_h]

Originally Posted by phma

There is going to be need for heavy trucks to move intelligent people out of high tax states.

We can make it here and use it here, what a novel idea. I wonder who thought of that.

OKay, NOW THAT was just creatively hilarious!



IN all honesty, the tax breaks are going to have a chilling effect on this delusion of grandeur the left seem to be rallying on after a few bright blue wins and one win against the worst candidate since Clinton that the right put up.

Thank Bannon for that one.

Originally Posted by UrbanAdventurer

Glad to hear. That was always the dirty little secret of the heavy duty RAM truck line. Honestly the Fords and GM's are nicer as luxury cruisers but the value bang for the buck is the RAM and the Cummins is the motor to have for serious commercial duty.

Cummins are good motors for sure, but I'll still take a Power Stroke for what's wrapped around it. I had a 2008 F350 Dually 4x... best truck I ever owned but way too expensive to keep as a curb ornament in CA. Now I drive a Japanese beer can (sigh) which are fun as hell.