How are we defining "American Brand"?

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Jul 7, 2015
8:09:40am

CosmoK

How are we defining "American Brand"?

If it is built at a plant in the U.S. by Americans, does that count?

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CosmoK

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POLL: Better American brand luxury?

bushy7

7/7/15 8:07am

Maybe Tesla?

QuickCoug

7/7/15 8:08am

fixed.

bushy7

7/7/15 8:17am

How are we defining "American Brand"?

CosmoK

7/7/15 8:09am

No, it doesn't. American brands are Ford, Chevy, Dodge, Etc.

BYUMizzou

7/7/15 8:11am

Is Dodge American anymore?

bushy7

7/7/15 8:16am

How about foriegn brands owned by American companies? Mazda?

CosmoK

7/7/15 9:04am

Mazda isn't owned by an American company.

7/7/15 9:39am

Exactly. I read just yesterday that the Camry is the most "American" car since

7/7/15 9:41am

Does Lincoln even have a RWD car in it's lineup? It's essentially rebadged

Bert609

7/7/15 8:20am

I don't think Lincoln is even attempting to compete with Cadillac.

Pasadena

7/7/15 9:05am

Didn't know Lincoln was still an active brand

ColoSpgs

7/7/15 9:15am

The Continental is coming back for 2016 and will likely be one of the

BYUMizzou

7/7/15 9:22am

Do you not watch TV or have heard of Matthew McConaughey?

bushy7

7/7/15 9:25am

Don't watch much TV but have seen the McConaughey commercial

ColoSpgs

7/7/15 1:05pm

RE: Don't watch much TV but have seen the McConaughey commercial

supertux

7/7/15 1:06pm

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