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Originally Posted by TaWooK
outsourcing is outsourcing i should know
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There is outsourcing and offshoring.
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i work for chrysler and we get all sorts of crap from other countries.
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That is not outsourcing. Read the article for a light definition.
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now just cause they will claim its 1 for 1 or whatever doesnt mean the jobs replaced pay the same amount
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Do you know that YOUR industry caused the loss of hundreds of thousands of jobs?
Yes!...carriage makers, horse breeders, blacksmiths, horse hotels, &c.
Shame on you and your hurtful greed.
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guys i worked with have lost their jobs due to outsourcing and now they work for someone making half of what they used to.
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Hooey. They could move down to Arkansas because lots of car manufacturing is going on down there.
And alot of the problem facing US auto manufacturers is the fault of those crappy unions. Outrageous union benes add approximately $2500 dollars to the sticker price.
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as for bringing the cost down, thats a lie, for all the parts of a car that are made in some other country where the worker is paid 5 dollars a day due you see the price of cars going down?
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Car manufacturers ANYWHERE in the world ARE NOT paying their workers $5/hour.!!!!!
If you could demonstrate that I would love to see it.
But you can't.
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no they continue to go up as the parts get cheaper and cheaper and believe me cheaper made. so you go ahead and say its all for nothing but your job whatever it is will be on the chopping block sooner or later.
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Really I will tell you something. I bought a Honda Del Sol in 93 and that car only ever needed new tires. I put 145,000 miles on it when I traded it in for my Infiniti M45 in 03 and got $4200 for it!!!!
I bought a 1998 Camaro SS in 1998 and have had sooooo many problems that I won't detail them.
A couple of months back I asked a buddy of mine to estimate the trade-in value, and it came out to $6000. Now the car is newer, and it only has 59,000 miles on it.
AND it has tons of extras: a supercharger, a racing suspension, body extras, a great post-manu stereo system and other things.
I know that a trade-in is never going to be as good as selling on the market, but the fact remains that its trade in value is only $1800 more than the Honda which had 2 and 1/2 as many miles on it.
finally, not one American car got high marks this past year from that car rating agency (can't remember if it was Forbes, Consumer Reports, something like that.)