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ParticipantSo many Americans are just too thick to get it.
Look at the post by snail. So someone lurks and finally decides to jump into the conversation just to say they will buy a Hyundai out of spite? Wonderful. And what do you mean “advertise the blog”? We can’t read your mind.
Oni Korsohi, you are just ignorant, period. Probably a staunch import buyer and blinded to reality. All along the BIG 3 US auto makers have made stellar cars. You could have done a little research in any given year and found a great US built car from the big three to meet your needs.
You are right that some US models were better than others, but isn’t the same true for Toyota and Nissan? Duh! Look into the introduction of the Tundra pick-up. Had that been a US truck introduced and sold with such flaws it may have crippled an American company.
But people forgive and forget when it comes to their imports. Search Prius problems and you will discover that Toyota’s flag-ship of the future has some issues, some really serious issues. http://www.google.com/search?q=prius+problems&rls=com.microsoft:en-us:IE-SearchBox&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&sourceid=ie7&rlz=1I7GWYA How many pages are there?
Do you hear about those Prius problems? Now that you know (assuming you clicked the link) do you wonder why such things are not commonly talked about?
Unintended Acceleration killed Audi in this country for 20 years, Toyota seems to be blessed with a nationwide forgiveness policy. http://www.injuryboard.com/national-news/problems-with-prius.aspx?googleid=263684
It was national news with Audi, why not with Toyota?
Oh, and our car manufacturing industry is not “ flawed system” as you call it. Again advertising your ignorance or spite. Read the thread maybe you’ll notice links and tests and comparisons and nationally respected quality surveys that prove your ignorance.
We build great cars and trucks. Your irrational hatred for American vehicles does not change that fact.
ParticipantSo many Americans are just too thick to get it.
Look at the post by snail. So someone lurks and finally decides to jump into the conversation just to say they will buy a Hyundai out of spite? Wonderful. And what do you mean “advertise the blog”? We can’t read your mind.
Oni Korsohi, you are just ignorant, period. Probably a staunch import buyer and blinded to reality. All along the BIG 3 US auto makers have made stellar cars. You could have done a little research in any given year and found a great US built car from the big three to meet your needs.
You are right that some US models were better than others, but isn’t the same true for Toyota and Nissan? Duh! Look into the introduction of the Tundra pick-up. Had that been a US truck introduced and sold with such flaws it may have crippled an American company.
But people forgive and forget when it comes to their imports. Search Prius problems and you will discover that Toyota’s flag-ship of the future has some issues, some really serious issues. http://www.google.com/search?q=prius+problems&rls=com.microsoft:en-us:IE-SearchBox&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&sourceid=ie7&rlz=1I7GWYA How many pages are there?
Do you hear about those Prius problems? Now that you know (assuming you clicked the link) do you wonder why such things are not commonly talked about?
Unintended Acceleration killed Audi in this country for 20 years, Toyota seems to be blessed with a nationwide forgiveness policy. http://www.injuryboard.com/national-news/problems-with-prius.aspx?googleid=263684
It was national news with Audi, why not with Toyota?
Oh, and our car manufacturing industry is not “ flawed system” as you call it. Again advertising your ignorance or spite. Read the thread maybe you’ll notice links and tests and comparisons and nationally respected quality surveys that prove your ignorance.
We build great cars and trucks. Your irrational hatred for American vehicles does not change that fact.
ParticipantSo many Americans are just too thick to get it.
Look at the post by snail. So someone lurks and finally decides to jump into the conversation just to say they will buy a Hyundai out of spite? Wonderful. And what do you mean “advertise the blog”? We can’t read your mind.
Oni Korsohi, you are just ignorant, period. Probably a staunch import buyer and blinded to reality. All along the BIG 3 US auto makers have made stellar cars. You could have done a little research in any given year and found a great US built car from the big three to meet your needs.
You are right that some US models were better than others, but isn’t the same true for Toyota and Nissan? Duh! Look into the introduction of the Tundra pick-up. Had that been a US truck introduced and sold with such flaws it may have crippled an American company.
But people forgive and forget when it comes to their imports. Search Prius problems and you will discover that Toyota’s flag-ship of the future has some issues, some really serious issues. http://www.google.com/search?q=prius+problems&rls=com.microsoft:en-us:IE-SearchBox&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&sourceid=ie7&rlz=1I7GWYA How many pages are there?
Do you hear about those Prius problems? Now that you know (assuming you clicked the link) do you wonder why such things are not commonly talked about?
Unintended Acceleration killed Audi in this country for 20 years, Toyota seems to be blessed with a nationwide forgiveness policy. http://www.injuryboard.com/national-news/problems-with-prius.aspx?googleid=263684
It was national news with Audi, why not with Toyota?
Oh, and our car manufacturing industry is not “ flawed system” as you call it. Again advertising your ignorance or spite. Read the thread maybe you’ll notice links and tests and comparisons and nationally respected quality surveys that prove your ignorance.
We build great cars and trucks. Your irrational hatred for American vehicles does not change that fact.
ParticipantSo many Americans are just too thick to get it.
Look at the post by snail. So someone lurks and finally decides to jump into the conversation just to say they will buy a Hyundai out of spite? Wonderful. And what do you mean “advertise the blog”? We can’t read your mind.
Oni Korsohi, you are just ignorant, period. Probably a staunch import buyer and blinded to reality. All along the BIG 3 US auto makers have made stellar cars. You could have done a little research in any given year and found a great US built car from the big three to meet your needs.
You are right that some US models were better than others, but isn’t the same true for Toyota and Nissan? Duh! Look into the introduction of the Tundra pick-up. Had that been a US truck introduced and sold with such flaws it may have crippled an American company.
But people forgive and forget when it comes to their imports. Search Prius problems and you will discover that Toyota’s flag-ship of the future has some issues, some really serious issues. http://www.google.com/search?q=prius+problems&rls=com.microsoft:en-us:IE-SearchBox&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&sourceid=ie7&rlz=1I7GWYA How many pages are there?
Do you hear about those Prius problems? Now that you know (assuming you clicked the link) do you wonder why such things are not commonly talked about?
Unintended Acceleration killed Audi in this country for 20 years, Toyota seems to be blessed with a nationwide forgiveness policy. http://www.injuryboard.com/national-news/problems-with-prius.aspx?googleid=263684
It was national news with Audi, why not with Toyota?
Oh, and our car manufacturing industry is not “ flawed system” as you call it. Again advertising your ignorance or spite. Read the thread maybe you’ll notice links and tests and comparisons and nationally respected quality surveys that prove your ignorance.
We build great cars and trucks. Your irrational hatred for American vehicles does not change that fact.
ParticipantMost of the Klipsch high end speakers are US made. I have a stereo set and home theatre set.
I compared all the high end speakers available when I bought my stereo set and Klipsch was the best in performance in a wide range of music types. Some speakers are great with rock but not so great with jazz, etc, these are awesome all-around.USA makes some stellar bikes:
http://www.usstuff.com/bikes.htmI have a Cannondale and honestly have been blown away by the quality and durability.
USStuff.com, what a good idea.
I have a Marantz USA made amp/stereo and a friend bought a US made Harman Kardon HK but those were bought a while back. Can’t find many details on USA made sound equipment now, so looks like a piece by peice, model by model issue.
Some to the older HK stuff is still in high demand because the quality was exceptional.
ParticipantMost of the Klipsch high end speakers are US made. I have a stereo set and home theatre set.
I compared all the high end speakers available when I bought my stereo set and Klipsch was the best in performance in a wide range of music types. Some speakers are great with rock but not so great with jazz, etc, these are awesome all-around.USA makes some stellar bikes:
http://www.usstuff.com/bikes.htmI have a Cannondale and honestly have been blown away by the quality and durability.
USStuff.com, what a good idea.
I have a Marantz USA made amp/stereo and a friend bought a US made Harman Kardon HK but those were bought a while back. Can’t find many details on USA made sound equipment now, so looks like a piece by peice, model by model issue.
Some to the older HK stuff is still in high demand because the quality was exceptional.
ParticipantMost of the Klipsch high end speakers are US made. I have a stereo set and home theatre set.
I compared all the high end speakers available when I bought my stereo set and Klipsch was the best in performance in a wide range of music types. Some speakers are great with rock but not so great with jazz, etc, these are awesome all-around.USA makes some stellar bikes:
http://www.usstuff.com/bikes.htmI have a Cannondale and honestly have been blown away by the quality and durability.
USStuff.com, what a good idea.
I have a Marantz USA made amp/stereo and a friend bought a US made Harman Kardon HK but those were bought a while back. Can’t find many details on USA made sound equipment now, so looks like a piece by peice, model by model issue.
Some to the older HK stuff is still in high demand because the quality was exceptional.
ParticipantMost of the Klipsch high end speakers are US made. I have a stereo set and home theatre set.
I compared all the high end speakers available when I bought my stereo set and Klipsch was the best in performance in a wide range of music types. Some speakers are great with rock but not so great with jazz, etc, these are awesome all-around.USA makes some stellar bikes:
http://www.usstuff.com/bikes.htmI have a Cannondale and honestly have been blown away by the quality and durability.
USStuff.com, what a good idea.
I have a Marantz USA made amp/stereo and a friend bought a US made Harman Kardon HK but those were bought a while back. Can’t find many details on USA made sound equipment now, so looks like a piece by peice, model by model issue.
Some to the older HK stuff is still in high demand because the quality was exceptional.
ParticipantMost of the Klipsch high end speakers are US made. I have a stereo set and home theatre set.
I compared all the high end speakers available when I bought my stereo set and Klipsch was the best in performance in a wide range of music types. Some speakers are great with rock but not so great with jazz, etc, these are awesome all-around.USA makes some stellar bikes:
http://www.usstuff.com/bikes.htmI have a Cannondale and honestly have been blown away by the quality and durability.
USStuff.com, what a good idea.
I have a Marantz USA made amp/stereo and a friend bought a US made Harman Kardon HK but those were bought a while back. Can’t find many details on USA made sound equipment now, so looks like a piece by peice, model by model issue.
Some to the older HK stuff is still in high demand because the quality was exceptional.
Participant6 to 2? Holy crap, thats huge!
Participant6 to 2? Holy crap, thats huge!
Participant6 to 2? Holy crap, thats huge!
Participant6 to 2? Holy crap, thats huge!
Participant6 to 2? Holy crap, thats huge!
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