Serious Ford and GM Leaving the US for Mexico? (1 Viewer)

[deviant2]

Ford plans to move new project from Avon Lake plant to Mexico

GM Announces $1 Billion Investment in Mexico to Build Electric Vehicles

Made in America? Maybe not. | Economy

www.breitbart.com

 

[deviant2]

No need to send jobs out of the country anymore. Companies are leaving on their own just months after the new administration settles in. They apparently didn't like the looks of Biden's electric car push, or the tax increases that are on the way.

Ford, followed quickly by GM are bugging out and heading south it would appear.

Wonderful.

 

[SPHINCTERPUNCH]

Well that Fkn Sucks! I hope the Workers at the Avon Plant will B able to keep Their Jobs! WTF?...SP

 

[wino]

YOUR GOVERNMENT NEEDS TO STOP THIS SHIT FROM HAPPENING. TIME TO STAND THE FUCK UP AMERICA !!

 

[deviant2]

This is Fords 2019 proposal to Avon Lake. Not sure how they'll get out of that, and surely they'll get a fight against leaving.

Ford, UAW reach 'tentative agreement' on new contract that could bring more than $1 billion to Avon Lake, Brook Park plants

Avon Lake alone would receive $900 million in investments.

www.wkyc.com

 

[ZeroK]

So the Trump wall can't stop them!

 

[deviant2]

YOUR GOVERNMENT NEEDS TO STOP THIS SHIT FROM HAPPENING. TIME TO STAND THE FUCK UP AMERICA !!

Everyone is powerless to stop anything this new administration is doing.
From the rioting, to the flood of illegals. From a President, VP and Congress who don't give a fuck about the citizens, to the completely bias media... there is NO ONE who can stop the downward spiral we are in. 2022 is our only hope and even then a lot of damage has been done in a mer 3 months and there's more to come.

 

[deviant2]

We are fucked.
So very screwed.

 

[Flapper]

Well look at the bright side if you move all your industries to Mexico... Those illigals don't need to cross the border to take your jobs... You now bring the jobs to them...... Lmao

 

[McM]

Tesla is just building a 'Gigafactoty' outside of Berlin and Germany isn't even known as a low-wage country and has a lot of regulations. It got already a lot of complications because of nature protection and other laws. It's planned to start the production of cars this year.
Don't know why they/Musk chose this place exactly.

 

[mrln]

cheaper to do it in mexico.
just dont drink the water!

 

[stok3d]

cheaper to do it in mexico.
just dont drink the water!

Navistar left the Canadian city I live in for Mexico back in 2011, although the plant had been idle since 2009. One thousand high-paying jobs eliminated in a city of fifty-thousand. It was a huge blow to the community. The 'cork-board' at work was FILLED with cars, RV's, campers, you name it, for sale. The difference in wages/benefits between Canada and the United States versus Mexico is astronomical, and so it's not hard to understand the move from a business perspective.

 

[volpster31]

its a sad day when im gonna have to support toyota because theyre made in america😥😥

 

[D.O.A.]

Tesla is just building a 'Gigafactoty' outside of Berlin and Germany isn't even known as a low-wage country and has a lot of regulations. It got already a lot of complications because of nature protection and other laws. It's planned to start the production of cars this year.
Don't know why they/Musk chose this place exactly.

A foothold in the European market probably, I have some shares in a local company that mines/sells dysprosium, electric cars need about 100 grams of this shit and they just signed a deal to offload all of it to thyssenkrupp, which Elon no doubt deals with. Elektrischer Antrieb dank powercore® | thyssenkrupp Steel

 

[jhouma77]

Ford and GM have been having parts made in Mexico for decades. The only thing American about the 2 companies? Were their names. Much of tHe parts are made in other countries. Always has been probably since the 80s...

 

[DaDuke]

Nothing new, American corporations love Mexicans