why do people put down american cars when they are our bread and butter?

Answer 1

I never put down American cars-they are the only cars I have ever bought or will buy, have to keep the jobs going here in the US. Chevy is my favorite!! They look great and run great!

Answer 2

if it is the bread and butter, how come it is made with the cheapest milk around?

I stopped buying american cars because they brake down rather quickly. I had a Nissan and ran the car for 285K miles and never made major repairs....oil and service does not count...
the only thing i repaired on that truck was the A/C clutch....the manual transmission clutch never went out...! and I went off roading all the time...!

Answer 3

Americans should realize they are our bread & butter and stop slopping them together. If I'm going to spend good money on a car...the headliner shuld not be loose when I pick it up and the alternater should last beyond the first month!!!!!

Answer 4

Probably because many parts are build outside of the US. Some "foreign" cars are mainly built in the US, where as some American cars aren't.

Answer 5

american r still building bog car rather than small like japan due to the oilrising ppl look for alternative n hop to save more while thay can.

Answer 6

I'll put down any car that does not keep up with technology.

Answer 7

they maybe your bread and butter but not mine .i look for the best quality and deal for the money not the industry...

Answer 8

they out source their work to lots of different places ,to avoid paying high american wages to workers,

Answer 9

because they dont last as long as Jap cars