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100% American Made Car

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  • jon-nycJ Offline
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    I asked ChatGPT how many of the 10 cheapest economy cars are made in the US.

    Determining the exact number of the ten cheapest economy cars sold in the U.S. that are manufactured domestically requires specific data on each model’s assembly location. However, based on available information, several of these affordable models are assembled within the United States. Here’s an overview:
    1. Nissan Versa: Assembled in Mexico. 
    2. Hyundai Venue: Assembled in South Korea.
    3. Chevrolet Trax: The 2025 model is assembled in South Korea. 
    4. Kia Soul: Assembled in South Korea.
    5. Nissan Sentra: Assembled in Mexico. 
    6. Kia K4: Assembled in Mexico.
    7. Hyundai Elantra: Assembled in the United States at Hyundai’s plant in Montgomery, Alabama. 
    8. Toyota Corolla: Assembled in the United States at Toyota’s plant in Blue Springs, Mississippi.
    9. Volkswagen Jetta: Assembled in Mexico. 
    10. Toyota Corolla Hatchback: Assembled in Japan.

    Based on this information, two out of the ten cheapest economy cars—the Hyundai Elantra and Toyota Corolla sedan—are assembled in the United States.

    Only non-witches get due process.

    • Cotton Mather, Salem Massachusetts, 1692
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      Corolla seems like it would be a winner on the face of things. But would that mean more profits flowing out of the US to Japan?

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      • jon-nycJ jon-nyc

        I asked ChatGPT how many of the 10 cheapest economy cars are made in the US.

        Determining the exact number of the ten cheapest economy cars sold in the U.S. that are manufactured domestically requires specific data on each model’s assembly location. However, based on available information, several of these affordable models are assembled within the United States. Here’s an overview:
        1. Nissan Versa: Assembled in Mexico. 
        2. Hyundai Venue: Assembled in South Korea.
        3. Chevrolet Trax: The 2025 model is assembled in South Korea. 
        4. Kia Soul: Assembled in South Korea.
        5. Nissan Sentra: Assembled in Mexico. 
        6. Kia K4: Assembled in Mexico.
        7. Hyundai Elantra: Assembled in the United States at Hyundai’s plant in Montgomery, Alabama. 
        8. Toyota Corolla: Assembled in the United States at Toyota’s plant in Blue Springs, Mississippi.
        9. Volkswagen Jetta: Assembled in Mexico. 
        10. Toyota Corolla Hatchback: Assembled in Japan.

        Based on this information, two out of the ten cheapest economy cars—the Hyundai Elantra and Toyota Corolla sedan—are assembled in the United States.

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        @jon-nyc said in 100% American Made Car:

        I asked ChatGPT how many of the 10 cheapest economy cars are made in the US.

        Determining the exact number of the ten cheapest economy cars sold in the U.S. that are manufactured domestically requires specific data on each model’s assembly location. However, based on available information, several of these affordable models are assembled within the United States. Here’s an overview:

        1. Nissan Versa: Assembled in Mexico. 
        2. Hyundai Venue: Assembled in South Korea.
        3. Chevrolet Trax: The 2025 model is assembled in South Korea. 
        4. Kia Soul: Assembled in South Korea.
        5. Nissan Sentra: Assembled in Mexico. 
        6. Kia K4: Assembled in Mexico.
        7. Hyundai Elantra: Assembled in the United States at Hyundai’s plant in Montgomery, Alabama. 
        8. Toyota Corolla: Assembled in the United States at Toyota’s plant in Blue Springs, Mississippi.
        9. Volkswagen Jetta: Assembled in Mexico. 
        10. Toyota Corolla Hatchback: Assembled in Japan.

        Based on this information, two out of the ten cheapest economy cars—the Hyundai Elantra and Toyota Corolla sedan—are assembled in the United States.

        Assembled is the key word, here. Where are the parts coming from.

        The Brad

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          Who knows. All of them have plenty of parts from abroad I would bet. And I don’t know how the tariffs are going to deal with that. Ironic that the Chevy will get penalized more than the Toyota.

          Only non-witches get due process.

          • Cotton Mather, Salem Massachusetts, 1692
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            Tariffs = massive inefficiencies through compliance and surface for corruption. We’ve already learned these lessons. It’s not theory.

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              The Brad

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                Tariffs = massive inefficiencies through compliance and surface for corruption. We’ve already learned these lessons. It’s not theory.

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                @xenon said in 100% American Made Car:

                Tariffs = massive inefficiencies through compliance and surface for corruption. We’ve already learned these lessons. It’s not theory.

                Catch Vance's speech today?

                “Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”

                Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton

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                  Have not. Got a link? Is this soeech from a military base? (I assume they couldn’t find any Greenlander to actually host them)

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                    What a crass fucking comment.

                    Find your own damn link.

                    “Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”

                    Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton

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                      You know what’s crass, these dorks ogling their neighbor’s lands. Especially when those neighbors find it disgusting.

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                        What a crass fucking comment.

                        Find your own damn link.

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                        @Jolly said in 100% American Made Car:

                        What a crass fucking comment.

                        Find your own damn link.

                        Been called out again or just spilling water, eh Foghorn?

                        555

                        Elbows up!

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                        • X xenon

                          Have not. Got a link? Is this soeech from a military base? (I assume they couldn’t find any Greenlander to actually host them)

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                          @xenon said in 100% American Made Car:

                          Have not. Got a link? Is this soeech from a military base? (I assume they couldn’t find any Greenlander to actually host them)

                          Here’s a link by Timothy Snyder who, although overall correct in his assessment, will not go over well with a few posters here:

                          https://open.substack.com/pub/snyder/p/vance-in-greenland?r=17wfy3&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email

                          Elbows up!

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                            'A lot of costs, and a lot of chaos' - Ford CEO Jim Farley

                            Asked if production could be moved back to the United States, as Trump has suggested will happen, the executive said there are many challenges with that approach.

                            “If you’ve ever done a home renovation, you know that anything is feasible if you put enough money behind it, right? But economically feasible is a different question,” said the executive. “It takes time, particularly since we are close to capacity in most facilities still coming out of the supply chain crunch. So you’re talking investing in new physical capacity in the US, which has a very long lead time.”

                            But even if the tariffs stay in place throughout Trump’s term, and they’re not part of a negotiating strategy to change the USMCA North American free trade agreement, automakers say it is difficult to build plants based on one administration’s tariff policy.

                            “It’s three years at best for brand new automotive capacity that could potentially span into a new administration, where the rules could change,” said the executive. “So just by the time that capacity was coming online, you might find that was no longer your optimal footprint.”

                            And automakers are still unsure which tariffs are permanent, and which are simply a “negotiating tactic,” former Ford CEO Mark Fields said in an interview with CNBC.

                            “Most boards are going to wait for the smoke to clear,” Fields said.

                            Only non-witches get due process.

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                              Yes one of the few facts on the ground with Trump's tariff insanity remains that he does not have the runway for any best case tariff scenario to actually play out. He will spend all his political capital as the plane hurtles down that runway, and it will never take off, because a different administration will be voted in, mostly on a no-tariff platform, which will suddenly become the greatest political messaging since no boys in girls sports.

                              Education is extremely important.

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                                It would be more useful if it didn’t mix US and Canada but interesting all the same.

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                                Only non-witches get due process.

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