do you think that japanese car makers should be using american ideals to sell there cars ?

Question

a honda in the wild west, a hippie commecial when at the time of the hippies there were not mini vans or japanese one for that matter !!!. there japanese cars not american taking jobs from american people, using our own images agaist us..can't anybody see that? i'm putting it in politics and goverment because it should be dealt with by the goverment.

sorry i spell like hell haha

thanks buzz, i blame them all, the ppl in japanese companys work together to do a job and in america the boss's get payed to much and do to little and the workers need to make a better product and the goverment needs to protect them like the japanese goverment protects there car makers

Answer 1

In this matter, I blame Unions for causing things to go so wacky. Sure, we should respect American Jobs. Up to a point. But Unions have put themselves, so far out of touch? I don't feel THEY have what's right for America. If more competition can bring `em to their senses? So be it! Good question.

Answer 2

Most of the so-called Japanese cars are now made in North America, which makes me wonder if the quality is still there. Although all the Honda, Nissan, Toyota, and Subaru plant workers in North America. would argue that they make them just as good as the Japanese workers.
the images you speak of have always been played with by advertising agencies. Why else do they have good looking women always hanging over the cars. As far as hippies and mini-vans, what was the Volkswagen bus? It is called the free market. The government is already way too involved in out lives. The advertisers are not using out images against us.

Answer 3

Almost all of the Honda cars sold in the US are now built in the US. The same goes for Toyota and Nissan. These 'foreign' car companies are creating jobs for US car makers that our own car companies have failed to do, hence the huge layoffs by Ford, GM. Look at the ratings for best made, most reliable cars in the world - Honda, Toyota, Nissan, and even Hyundai have US cars beat.