Can't buy a new Challenger

[72rtchallenger]

  buying Canadian is a good thing ,they are brother to American,, better than Japanese which about 50%  of everything in our homes are made at

[71chmark]

I love the Mustang.  The new Camaro is fugly.  I'll probably get a used car.  Thats the best bet for the money. 

[_Russ_]

I love the Mustang.  The new Camaro is fugly.  I'll probably get a used car.  Thats the best bet for the money. 

Awesome idea.

Buy a used Chally. You buy it from a Used Car yard, you're helping an American company. You buy it from a private seller, and you're helping out an American family. Best of all, you actually get something you want. Not no fugly Camaro!

That's a win for everyone.

[72bluNblu]

I'd go with the Challenger anyway. As mentioned, although its assembled in Canada it still supports what is largely an American company. Buying from a foreign automaker that assembles its cars here makes some sense too, but you're only looking at supporting the factory workers. The large part of the company is still overseas, and you'd better believe that's where the money goes.

And building cars in Canada isn't new. Hell, my 1971 Dodge Dart was assembled at the Windsor, Ontario plant. $30k would buy a REALLY nice A-body though. Just make sure you check the fender tag to make sure it wasn't a Windsor car!