I totally agree with you. My dad owns and operates his own buisness re-building and selling machines and i've brought up to buy Ford, Chrysler, Chevrolet or anything else american made and I am sick of this, 'Made in China' label put on everything I own. I could never find any american made toys even if I tried. But times have changed and I guess politicians don't give a chit where our stuff comes from. What a shame. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-disgusted.gif[/img]

As for the Fuel Injections, I don't have a clue.

 

Some of you guys have to realize we live in a global economy and a few of your posts are making you sound like hypocrits. Chevy, for instance, is a division of GM, an American company. Chevy outsources the fabrication for their vehicles to both Canada and Mexico. Whoop dee do if you buy a Chevy to support the USA. Part of the price your paying goes to pay the wages of Canadians and Mexicans who build the vehicles. Doesn't it even occur to you that those jobs used to belong to US workers?

I guess I don't understand the logic that buying a Honda, Toyota, Nissain and Kawasaki is un-American when US workers actually build those products. You can just as easily run down to your local Chevy, Ford, Dodge dealer and buy a genuine Mexican or Canadian product. Yet some of you still think you are supporting the USA. In actuality you are supporting the CEO's of the company, but doing nothing to help you fellow countrymen.

Anyhow, does it really matter? Who cares! Buy the machine or truck that best suits you and leave the patrotic marketing crap behind. I hate to break it to some of you but the average Arctic Cat fourwheeler has a Suzuki engine and Polaris uses several Japanese Fuji manufactured engines in their quads. Ever look to see who makes the ignition system on your Polaris? Nippendenso, (hint, that aint a 'Merican name) Doesn't the Predator come with Maxxis Razor tires stock? Made in China.

We don't live in the 1940's anymore.