Hurst: Made in China??
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#22
I you do, your lesson in Patriotism has failed...
#24
that public radio article is a good read but what's in the papers is not always what really happens. A lot of political battles are fought in the media.
The closest thing to Chinese manufacturing in the US is the Equinox (made in China engine).
Wiring harnesses are manufactured all over the place because they are all labor, there isn't a machine that can make them as of yet. If you did make them in the US they would cost ~10k/each.
For me I still will not voluntarily put something made in China in my car and I try like hell to not purchase things made in china when I have other options. Other people have other opinions and there is no way to get around made in China completely but I was just wondering if anyone else had a problem with paying over $200 for a shifter that's made in China and is obviously low on quality.
The closest thing to Chinese manufacturing in the US is the Equinox (made in China engine).
Wiring harnesses are manufactured all over the place because they are all labor, there isn't a machine that can make them as of yet. If you did make them in the US they would cost ~10k/each.
For me I still will not voluntarily put something made in China in my car and I try like hell to not purchase things made in china when I have other options. Other people have other opinions and there is no way to get around made in China completely but I was just wondering if anyone else had a problem with paying over $200 for a shifter that's made in China and is obviously low on quality.
#29
This kind of blatant, blind "patriotism" is far from what I consider being a patriot.
#30
What he said. If your trying to tell me that every part made in China is used steel and poorly crafted, I for one can prove you wrong. If your trying to tell me you've never bought a poorly made "Made in the U.S." part, your lying to me.
This kind of blatant, blind "patriotism" is far from what I consider being a patriot.
This kind of blatant, blind "patriotism" is far from what I consider being a patriot.
Last edited by americaniron; 08-28-2009 at 12:52 PM.