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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]When was the car made solely in the USA? 75-100 years ago? 
They aren’t made here. 
Who cares? I buy what is a good investment. [/quote]

I bought a Chevy Cruz brand new in 2017 and it was not yet built. It was just built in the OHIO plant close enough to Gaithersburg MD I got a call it is on truck and was there next day at dealership.  Literally I had car withing a day or two of being built.

My Hyundai was was held up in the Shipping and Port and Customs for weeks while awaiting delivery in 2022

It anything Democratic Foreign Car buyers of last 20-40 years created Trump in a weird way. All those high paid union jobs disappeared and created angry people in fly over country    [/quote]

Yes, your Chevy Cruze was built in Lordstown, Ohio. GM shuttered that plant and discontinued the Cruze because buyers weren't interested:
https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a29729505/gm-lordstown-ev-startup/

Most people in the US just buy a car off the lot, so shipping time is irrelevant.[/quote]

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