Asked by
Lincoln in California
3/10/2020
Does country of origin matter to you when purchasing a car?
43%
Yes
43%
9
57%
No
WINNER
57%
7
43%
Yes
43%
57%
No
57%
7
Comments
Linda Jeffcoat Amick
Even those "made in the USA" are often made, at least in part, in other countries.
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Scooter Jones
I would like to buy " made in the USA", but I don't think that's possible any more.
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Marvin Cowley
parts are made all over the world. look at the Boeing aircraft for instance, they are a true Heinz 57.
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Tim Powers
I look at several factors when buying a car including reliability and maintenance costs. Country of origin is not one of the factors.
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I try to vote and buy American but sometimes I get foreign
ReplyI'm done with American
ReplyI buy American to support our economy. But I do have a Kia. So, I’m a bit of a hypocrite.
ReplyAmerican cars don't last long sorry to say.
ReplyI think it's important to support American made products. I also question a couple of countrys' level of quality based on past vehicles I have owned.
ReplyI try to buy USA made products whenever possible.
ReplyBuy USA. Even though the cars have parts from other countries most of the profits go the American manufacturers which in turn supports American workers.
ReplyBuy USA
ReplyI refuse to buy a car made by a state owned company (I won't mention S. Korea).
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