Fiat Agrees to Buy Rest of Chrysler in $4.35 Billion Deal - Polidicks

[QUOTE=>VLN<;43384714]Shame. Chrysler will now be considered to not be an American brand anymore.[/QUOTE] The only American about them is the people who assembled the cars. And the parts they used for assembly are most likely manufactures somewhere else in the world than America. And how many of those people aren't immigrants anyway? or descendant of recently immigrated (as in the last 30 years) immigrants? Sorry, but I find the FUCK YEAH MADE IN 'MURRICA!! notion to be downright retarded and counter productive as a whole.

I don't know how popular fiat is over there in the states, but I know its a very popular and successful company here in Europe.

[QUOTE=O Cheerios O;43388150]The only American about them is the people who assembled the cars. And the parts they used for assembly are most likely manufactures somewhere else in the world than America. And how many of those people aren't immigrants anyway? or descendant of recently immigrated (as in the last 30 years) immigrants? Sorry, but I find the FUCK YEAH MADE IN 'MURRICA!! notion to be downright retarded and counter productive as a whole.[/QUOTE] Well that's because you're not a true 'murican. Get on our level.

[QUOTE=>VLN<;43384714]Shame. Chrysler will now be considered to not be an American brand anymore.[/QUOTE] Well to be honest that's not really a positive for cars, not nowadays.

[QUOTE=>VLN<;43387004]Yes, started by a billionaire for a niche market.[/QUOTE] I was expecting someone to say started by a South African to which I would reply that is historically the nature of American capitalism

I guess you can say that Ford is the best American based car company. Interesting considering they were falling apart hard from the 50's to the 70's, they've really fixed themselves.

[QUOTE=Zambies!;43389560]I guess you can say that Ford is the best American based car company. Interesting considering they were falling apart hard from the 50's to the 70's, they've really fixed themselves.[/QUOTE] I'd say it's more Chevy. When you're talking American motor sports, you're usually talking Corvette and that's Chevy.

[QUOTE=Paul McCartney;43390614]I'd say it's more Chevy. When you're talking American motor sports, you're usually talking Corvette and that's Chevy.[/QUOTE] Yeah but ford makes good cars people actually buy for like going to work and stuff.

[QUOTE=Major_Vice;43392490]Yeah but ford makes good cars people actually buy for like going to work and stuff.[/QUOTE] [QUOTE]ford[/QUOTE] [QUOTE]makes good cars[/QUOTE] hahahahahah[I]ahhahahahahahaha[/I] [editline]2nd January 2014[/editline] the only reason bare-bones f-150's are used as fleet vehicles is because ford literally sells them for next to nothing, less than 10 grand last I checked.

At least Chevy and Ford are still based in America. Sad to see car companies being bought out by foreign companies left and right.

[QUOTE=Tmaxx;43396477]hahahahahah[I]ahhahahahahahaha[/I] [editline]2nd January 2014[/editline] the only reason bare-bones f-150's are used as fleet vehicles is because ford literally sells them for next to nothing, less than 10 grand last I checked.[/QUOTE] i guess you havent driven a recent ford car

Ford makes some nice cars now, but I'm still not a huge fan. Chevy's cars are pretty shit now too, but I'll always be a fanboy.

[QUOTE=wakeboarderCWB;43396609]At least Chevy and Ford are still based in America. Sad to see car companies being bought out by foreign companies left and right.[/QUOTE] Chevy might be based in America, but all the production is in Mexico and Canada.