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A Word of Advice for American Automakers Afraid of a Chinese 'Invasion': Git Gud

2 rntn 3 5/25/2025, 11:49:57 AM jalopnik.com ↗

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jqpabc123 · 1h ago

Isolation is for idiots.

It ultimately hurts more than it helps. We've already been there, seen that and done that.

American automobiles in the 1970s were pure trash. The reason --- lack of competition. The Big 3 enjoyed a captive market that they effectively divvied up amongst each other by selling similar trash.

The solution --- competition from Japan.

A replay of this scenario with China won't "Make America Great Again".

pestatije · 1h ago

70s America was great though

jqpabc123 · 28m ago

No, some parts of the 1970s were great. For example, everyone had affordable health care and company retirement plans --- largely thanks to unionization.

Funny how no one ever talks about bringing back this sort of "greatness". And they also fail to mention that corporations paid much higher taxes back then.

The "greatness" that everyone keeps talking about is highly selective.