now that the automakers have gotten their bailout, will you buy an american car? (CNN, Alabama)
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And no, I will not buy American right now. If the American automakers repay their debt and use this bailout to straighten out their horrible business practices, I will consider an American car. But if they remain subpar to foreign cars, I will not buy one.
My last American car was a 1998 mustang. By the time it had 40K miles on it knobs were falling off, the driver's seat broke and is sputtered a bit. It was purchased new and was a piece of crap.
We love our GMC Acadia. We also love our Chevy 1-ton Dually 4x4. Don't need another vehicle but when we do, it will be American, at least as American as the vehicles can be considering the parts and all.
I won't buy a big three car as long as lug nut twisters are making three times as much as an aircraft mechanic.
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