Sign of the Times: 2 Most American cars R Japanese

[Bevo Incognito]

Sorry for the use of "R" in the title but I ran into length restrictions.


Anyway, it turns out that the two "most American" cars are the Toyota Camry and the Honda Accord:

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[Perham1]

So maybe this was answered in the article: Is the Toyota made in Alabama Japanese? Is the GMC made in Mexico American?

 

[HornHuskerDad]

Guess I'm lucky - my wife's Infiniti and my 350Z were both assembled in Japan. Terrific quality!

HHD

 

[majorwhiteapples]

Better question is was it Union made or Non-Union made, and why?

 

[ShinerTX]

Love my American-made Ford but after all these years they still cannot get air conditioning right.

 

[Sangre Naranjada]

Proud to drive my Hondas.

Bust the unions and I'll reconsider driving a GM vehicle again. Until then, no dice.

 

[Bayerithe]

I'd buy american too but I can't support the unions. I love my Civic Si.

 

[msdw24]

I like my Nissan Xterra 4X4...though the gas milage sucks. The little lady loves the Infinity g35. I like it too, and mainly use the 4x4 for fishing or going up into the mountains in colorado or taking the dog around, or hauling crap to go hunting or bbqing.

We'll probably buy nissan again. Before the nissan family we had nothing but GM cars Pontiac's and a saturn. Both had issues.

Build a gas sipping 4x4 hybrid whatever, that is inexpensive and I'll take a look at it!

 

[ShinerTX]

Probably the biggest reason to steer clear of American brands seems to be to avoid union labor. I would agree with that.

 

[Bevo Incognito]

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[Dionysus]

I had two Honda Preludes and loved them. Pretty much trouble-free as long as I had them.

 

[Sangre Naranjada]

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[hornpharmd]

What the **** are we talking about? Japanese quality or American unionized automaker quality? What about the rest of the autos?