Would you buy a Toyota built in the US with made in America parts assembled by US workers or would you buy a Ford with half the parts and components made and assembled over seas.
Follow the money. Where do the profits and major capital produced for these companies go. I'd say your US money spent on the Toyota goes back to Japan while your US money spent on the Ford stays in the US.
These companies appease many an American into thinking made in America is everything by tossing them $10 dollar bills while the $100 dollar bills get shipped back to Japan.
Who owns the company is more important to me than where the parts are made or assembled.
To make this tractor related, if you buy a small John Deere utility tractor, its made in China, Korea, Japan or some European country. Do I wish it was made in the US? Yes. Do I wish the quality was better? Yes. Do I buy it anyway? Yes. Because at least the profits from the sale stay in the US vs buying a Kubota, Yanmar, Kiota or any other goofy named junk on wheels.
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