So you can tell me..EVERYTHING you have purchased is made in USA? Doubt that...

All that glitters is not gold.

A less then simple approach...but one can make sure to buy from domestic grocers, and be sure to purchase goods that are produced in the USA. Another thing that needs to reworked is the Foodstamp program, which from what I've seen is an awfully easy thing to get anymore. We also need to start trying to keep money in our country (e.g. domestic charities).

The problem is that so many things are produced in foreign countries that the US has really created this problem from the root, it can be reversed but it is by no means going to be easy.

That's cool, when I decide to stop turning wrenches I was thinking of being a service writer, your rite I see them at my shop were I work with that mileage , they just keep going, it's the best value for your money!!

<----------- Dependable, sporty & smooth, Like me

In this case it is.... Others definitley not

Nowadays, most all foreign parts and vehicles are assembled her in the US employing US citizens. The Japanese just engineered the vehicle. I have been to several of the plants here in the US.

Most recently, GM, Ford, Chrysler has made huge announcments in layoffs by the thousands!!!

Toyota made it very clear, VERY CLEAR that there will be no layoffs within the Toyota Plants....I say Kudos to them

When do I get a ride?

My 02 FORD Ranger gets 26 mpg with a 4.0 liter V6. Its decent on gas...4 wheel drive...can pull you camry on a trailer...dont have to rent a moving truck or have furniture delivered...and I havent had a single problem with it.

When your camry can do that...give me a call.

I have an explorer for those things it as well has a 4.0 4wd
& it keeps me busy repairing it & Give me a call when your ranger breaks down, I will give you a ride with my camry!!

I have bought only American vehicles because I have always seen the bigger picture of economics. I can't dictate to others what they buy. If Americans choose to buy foreign cars destroying the American car industry, then I will get around on old American junkers. Other American goods are no longer available. You can't even buy a picture frame that's made in the U.S. That's all because of Americans making lots of money yet buying the cheapest available goods (i.e. Wall-Mart). That put all of America's manufacturing into countries like China. Now you can't buy anything made in America.

All I'm pointing out here is how we got to where we are economically today. What you buy is your business. Just know that there are consequences to both you and your children.

My 2007 Tundra gets 13/17, can tow 10000, haul 1500. I've got almost 30000 miles on it and has never had a problem.

Stuff like this makes me love the bomb

Shshshsh I'm happy with my P.T Cruiser


But as far as the way the economy is we have not seen the worst of it yet. At least I don't think we have.

Unfortunately I think everyone is correct when they say we have not seen the worst yet, pretty soon you will be rich or poor, there will be no more middle class!!

I've got an '06 RAM Hemi that gets 18/22. I have 44,000 miles on it and never had a problem. I also have a 1965 International 4x4 pickup. It's never had any major problems. Come back to me when your Tundra is 43 years old like my American made International. We'll see if your Tundra is in the boneyard yet. My International will still be going strong when your Tundra will have long been through the crusher.

I had a PT before my Impala... I miss it, but it was horrible on gas... like less than 20MPG.. the Impala gets about 25-27.

Lol...doubt that will be happening anytime soon. the truck has over 90,000 miles on it I havent any major problems. its been to though the traffic jams of newyork to the beaches of north carolina.

I'm a Ford guy....and I dont even like the explores. They are a POS.