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  • Domestic manufacturers, on the other hand, are continuing to lay-off their workforce, cancel benefits, re-negotiate pensions, force thousands into early retirement, and turn once prosperous communities into ghost towns.

  • Damn, you summed it all up in a single sentence.

    Right on!

  • Toyota factory workers in America are paid, on average, 12% more than their domestic manufacturing counterparts (U.S. Bureau of Labor & Statistics 2007). Toyota has invested over 14 Billion dollars in new factory construction in the States in the last five years, employing exclusively American contractors and labor. Toyota profits are continually re-invested in the United States.

  • @sweetwaterbonefish they suck

  • @sweetwaterbonefish they suck

    any body that drives needs there fucking heads checked out

  • so how do you make up the difference? charge higher sales price. Toyota is over priced and has lost it's prestige as a quality vehicle. In fact, Ford has the same rating as Toyota. Buy American!!!! keep jobs in America!

  • You truly are a dumbass, James. Most Toyotas sold in the U.S.A. are built in the U.S.A.

  • you are the dumbass - toyota does build many cars in the US - but they do not pay the wages that American carmakers do. slave wages and the profits go straight to japan. that hurts our trade deficit - japan wins - America loses! besides the japanese assist their corporations to make them stronger against foriegn competition. the japanese also use robotics to manufacture autos and pay low wages in japan. not fair competition! this is all documented. learn the fact!

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