DSkippy

I would certainly be happier of course if the Challenger were composed of some Canadian components and manufactured here in the good ol' U.S. of A.

Whatever the mechanism (tariff possibly), that motivates Toyota, Subaru, Honda, Hyundai, et. al. to mfg some of the products here stateside, the politicians should rescind NAFTA and apply those regs back to our neighbors to the north and south. No lack of love, Canadians on the forum, just an effort for job preservation and the ability for this country to maintain its ability to produce tangible products as opposed to, more and more, exclusively service.

Should we ever need to go it against the world, it will bode poorly for us if we have to produce en mass lots of heavy goods.

zman

It might be an import to you guys, but not to us up here in Canada, it's like considered North American manufactured! Pull your heads out of your rearends, LOL


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DSkippy

Naw dude, Canadia (SIC), is almost like Maine. And do you know how long it took to become limber enough to get my head up here. I'm not changing my view for such a blunt request.

I've got family from, and I went to school in, so I get a little lee way if I offend with this gem; but Canada is like the West Virginia to Virginia. You guys decided to be not us. And that's almost respectable.

You'll always be my 51st state, so when you're ready for admission to our union, just renounce your evil socialist ways ; and you got my vote first and forehand.

Hell, I'll even let you guys bring frog in, figure the Cajuns speak some iteration of it.

Canada can't be bad if they make Challengers there!

DK challenger

I wish they would build the dodge line here in the USA for more jobs, and to be a true American car. I wonder if they tune the SRT cars in the US or in Canada were they make the Challenger, Charger, and 300?