Revolving credit down another 6% this quarter

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Now wait a minute....don't you think more Chevy and fords were sold than toyotas through the 70's and 80's??? The tundra itself wasn't sold until 1999-2000. Prior to that if you needed a big truck you went with one of the big three. I have a 1985 and a 1995 chevy P/U and I love both of them but when both were purchased there were no options by Toyota, Nissan or Honda.
So your thinking that a Chevy volt, Malibu, ford fusion or focus will hold up better than a Kia, honda or Toyota by the random year of 2040?? hahahahaha imo your way off man. The Asian vehicles built their reputation on simple small cars and trucks that would get mega mileage compared to the American products....I think you know that. Sure the gap has narrowed but I'm still gonna buy a foreign one. Matter of fact I'm in the market right now for a new company SUV and it's down to Kia Sorento or Honda CR-V. I'll buy that without any concern or feeling of responsibility to buy American.

Look for a 1985 Tacoma.

The year 2040 was not random. That is 28 years from now, the current age of my GMC. My daughter bought a new Focus. She sold her 1989 tempo. The tempo had cold air, good compression solid tranny. I still see it driving around town.

Like I said keep bashing made in the USA. Thank goodness we still make our nukes here.

[HURRICANEBOB]

Thank goodness we still make our nukes here.

Are you sure that hasn't be outsourced to Iran?