GM Admits Fudging Payload Ratings

FishOnOne wrote:

Fast Mopar wrote:

spoon059 wrote:

FishOnOne wrote:
Hate to bust your chops but Ford trucks is the most American truck.

Ford Most American Truck

In addition both Toyota and RAM are not an American Company. :R

Not the time nor the place to have this argument. If you would like to debate it, start a new thread.

Well, Fish is correct (did I just say that???).

I am a redneck, and buying American is very important to me. When Chrysler was bought by Daimler in 1997, I stop buying Chrysler products. I went to GM and Ford instead. Then, the bailouts soured me on Chrysler and GM. Then, I decided to get over it. GM, Ford, and Chrysler all have a lot of American operations, and I try to support them all.

Sorry, did not mean to hijack.

Great answer Fast Mopar... :C

My story is very similar. I was about to pull the trigger on a '98 Dodge RAM Green 360ci 4x4. The Daimler take over meant that Chrysler was no longer an American company so I backed away. I didn't want another Chevy truck like I currently had so I gave Ford a try.

I'm proud to say buying a truck or car from an American company is my top priority. :B

Nice "story"

What are you smoking?????????

1998 Chrysler owned Chrysler.

Both of my 98 RAM's are made in USA.