Payong the government a high tariff tax that hurts american businesses is a good thing to cons…
The cruelty is the point…
Hurting americans and american businesses has always been the goal…
This is why trump loves the uneducated…
They cant comprehend who this is hurting and rely on the lies he tells them to have them blame everyone else…
what is American anymore? There is nothing made all american except maybe TrumpFlakes
So buy a Nissan Titan or a Toyota Tundra?
Both built in the United States by American workers.
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What good are “jobs” which force consumers to pay higher prices? Good jobs are ones which make consumers BETTER OFF, not worse off. If they force us to pay higher prices and make us worse off, who needs them? Let those costly jobs go to Mexico or China or wherever, where the products can be made at lower cost and thus make consumers better off.
Yeah…they’re deplorable…amirite?
…and there’s a lot of truth to that but one answer is…the Corvette.
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Truth.
500% tariffs should do the trick. If someone wants to pay 150k for a Toyota Corolla, I guess they could do that.
Except some of them are built in America. Also your act is getting kinda old.
“Some”
Those wouldn’t be subject to tariffs would they?
Sorry you can’t deal with facts. I know the fake news generation is finding truth to be rather “old.”
I’ll try harder. “We should only allow cars from other countries because America is racist and Trump is owned by Putin. Collusion and Barron Trump is ugly and autistic. And Melania is an escort and we should nuke flyover country.”
Sorry, am I a lib again now>?
No, it’s not good to make Americans poorer. Higher tariffs = higher prices = lower standard of living (for everyone except uncompetitive crybaby auto workers and companies).
He was joking.
Hell yeah!!!
The Plastic Fantastic.
If I could afford one I’d like to have a 93 ZR1 in White.
That’s a good choice and one that hasn’t found the spotlight of appreciation yet…but it will.
They’re creeping up in value every year.
There’s quite a few cars I’d like to invest in from the 90s.
Nissan 300ZX Twin Turbo (they have tripled in price in the last five years; used to be you could get a low mileage one for five grand; now they’re 15 and climbing a few grand every year)
Corvette ZR1 (low mileage ones are in the 25-35 Grand range and they are only going up)
Mitsubishi 3000GT VR4 (still cheap for now but keep an eye on them. If you’ve got money to burn buy one, restore it, and park it. Especially if it’s a 97-99 model; they only imported a few hundred every year so they are rare)
GMC Syclone and Typhoon (still reasonably priced at the moment but they are going to blow up in the next five to 10 years for low mileage trucks due to rarity)
Porsche 968 (cheap for what they are at the moment but they are very uncommon so the price is going to jump, especially the convertibles)
I would include the Mk4 Supra and the FD RX-7 but those things are already stupid expensive. A crappy high mileage Mk4 Supra will set you back 20 grand. Low mileage ones are selling for more than they cost when they were new.
If I were to invest, in just one car, that I thought would appreciate the most over time…it’d be a 2013 Chevrolet Corvette 427 convertible with the 1SC package. It was a $90,000.00 car new and can be purchased for about 1/2 of that today with less than 20,0000 miles on it. I’d go close to 50k and get one with less than 10,000 miles on it. It’s one bad ass ride and the only year Chevrolet put that engine in the Corvette, with a removable top.
That was an awesome car. It’s going to be worth mega bucks in the next 20 years.
The Mustang GT350Rs are going to be hot commodities in a few decades, too.
What’s crazy is that there are guys buying those cars new and selling them for less than they paid without realizing that they are going to be worth three to four times their value in just 20 years if they are kept in good condition.
If I can get a loan from you, I’ll take a new Ford GT. 
