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G. S. De Jesus @ Feb 1st 2006 3:37PM
Here is my comment: Each time I look for a vehicle and start considering foreign made, my stomach churns with the thought of it. I have a very strong agenda when it comes to products; in my opinion, before patronizing anything else, if we are producing the same here in our country then it is only sensible to consider what is family above all else. This way we can always keep our economy and our jobs in the country and not be dependent upon outsourced products. I truly believe what I just said -- I haven't had a one iota of foreign source product unless there is no other way. I would prefer U. S. made products first -- is what I am trying to impart. Thank you.