H1 Arctic Cat’s Nail In The Coffin?
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H1 Arctic Cat’s Nail In The Coffin?
"Indeed, I suppose it is more likely the the moon crashing into the ocean"
I don’t think that is true
I have tour BMW Toyota. Honda Nissan plants in the States. Yes these assemblies factories are great for the local area. Unfortunately political tokens ………… But that is the way it is
Shonk
I don’t think that is true
I have tour BMW Toyota. Honda Nissan plants in the States. Yes these assemblies factories are great for the local area. Unfortunately political tokens ………… But that is the way it is
Shonk
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H1 Arctic Cat’s Nail In The Coffin?
Originally posted by: swissalps
hmmmm... gee. thanks for pointing this out.
America is often used a nickname for usa. Bush uses it. Kerry/Edwards bumper stickers said "a stronger america" (I dont think they were talking about columbia or peru.)
hmmmm... gee. thanks for pointing this out.
America is often used a nickname for usa. Bush uses it. Kerry/Edwards bumper stickers said "a stronger america" (I dont think they were talking about columbia or peru.)
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H1 Arctic Cat’s Nail In The Coffin?
Honda and Toyota have more than "token" plants in the US. They have a significant number of them, as does Nissan. They produce a huge number of cars and trucks.
You can thank GM for Toyota investing so much in the US. Toyota didn't believe American workers could produce quality cars until the joint NUMMI plant in California. Ever since that venture became successful, Toyota has been on the march building plants around the US. Also, with these factories has bloomed a huge industry of suppliers, many of which are American owned and not just Japanese transplants. Some are major traditional suppliers, like Dana, which makes axles for the Nissan Titan, Armada, and new Pathfinder vehicles. All of which, by the way, are produced in the US.
It is truly a global economy, but American workers can compete, within a well-run company.
You can thank GM for Toyota investing so much in the US. Toyota didn't believe American workers could produce quality cars until the joint NUMMI plant in California. Ever since that venture became successful, Toyota has been on the march building plants around the US. Also, with these factories has bloomed a huge industry of suppliers, many of which are American owned and not just Japanese transplants. Some are major traditional suppliers, like Dana, which makes axles for the Nissan Titan, Armada, and new Pathfinder vehicles. All of which, by the way, are produced in the US.
It is truly a global economy, but American workers can compete, within a well-run company.
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H1 Arctic Cat’s Nail In The Coffin?
I'm reading all this and unfortunately I do no keep up with stocks or company profiles except for the one I work for. However, I just spent allot of cash on an AC and would hate to think in the near future it would not be supported by the Mfg. or dealer because of some freakin collapse, transition or the like. If I knew how to do this I would send this thread to AC and get their G..D... opinion. I'm ticked off reading this and and now thinking when I sell my Valk. it will be anything but AC that I purchase next
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H1 Arctic Cat’s Nail In The Coffin?
Originally posted by: 1st1at50
I'm reading all this and unfortunately I do no keep up with stocks or company profiles except for the one I work for. However, I just spent allot of cash on an AC and would hate to think in the near future it would not be supported by the Mfg. or dealer because of some freakin collapse, transition or the like. If I knew how to do this I would send this thread to AC and get their G..D... opinion. I'm ticked off reading this and and now thinking when I sell my Valk. it will be anything but AC that I purchase next
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I'm reading all this and unfortunately I do no keep up with stocks or company profiles except for the one I work for. However, I just spent allot of cash on an AC and would hate to think in the near future it would not be supported by the Mfg. or dealer because of some freakin collapse, transition or the like. If I knew how to do this I would send this thread to AC and get their G..D... opinion. I'm ticked off reading this and and now thinking when I sell my Valk. it will be anything but AC that I purchase next
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H1 Arctic Cat’s Nail In The Coffin?
As far as I know the engine has been in R&D for less than 2 years, but I wasn't paying attention early on. But I doubt they are in any real trouble. These jokers are just blowing smoke because they are under the impression that in makes them look smart, NOT. I know even less about their snow machines. So I won't do like the above posts have been doing, talk about what I haven't a clue about.
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H1 Arctic Cat’s Nail In The Coffin?
Originally posted by: Bear4570
As far as I know the engine has been in R&D for less than 2 years, but I wasn't paying attention early on. But I doubt they are in any real trouble. These jokers are just blowing smoke because they are under the impression that in makes them look smart, NOT. I know even less about their snow machines. So I won't do like the above posts have been doing, talk about what I haven't a clue about.
As far as I know the engine has been in R&D for less than 2 years, but I wasn't paying attention early on. But I doubt they are in any real trouble. These jokers are just blowing smoke because they are under the impression that in makes them look smart, NOT. I know even less about their snow machines. So I won't do like the above posts have been doing, talk about what I haven't a clue about.
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