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6. See. Make a law to raise MPG and at some point people want to trade their clunkers in for more up-to

Reply to bluesbassman (Original post)

Wed Jul 24, 2013, 11:37 PM

Jul 2013

date, energy efficient models. That's not the sole reason for the record sales, but it contributed to it. As usual, the republicans were wrong again saying the regulations would hurt the industry.

It's hard for me to understand how they never get called out on being wrong about almost everything.

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Auto Sales Are In Overdrive As Detroit Goes Bankrupt [View all] bluesbassman Jul 2013 OP

Much of those profits are sales in China. If it weren't for QE, we'd still be in a depression, and leveymg Jul 2013 #1

An example of how trickle down economics is a sham. SunSeeker Jul 2013 #2

because the plants Niceguy1 Jul 2013 #3

Paying labor $12.50 an hour helps warrant46 Jul 2013 #4

Most of these companies are based in other countries Lugal Zaggesi Jul 2013 #5

See. Make a law to raise MPG and at some point people want to trade their clunkers in for more up-to bloomington-lib Jul 2013 #6

there`s a part supplier in my town that makes sub assemblies for the auto industry madrchsod Jul 2013 #7

Cars R Coffins ! tomtharp Jul 2013 #8