Not make a polar bear sad 

Boosted Mustang Stripper sounds like some thing you’d have to pay extra for in Vegas. 

Research at a private mid tier university has shown that it is the coexist bumper sticker, and not the look of disappointment on ones parents face when they have to explain that you went to school in Boston, well not in Boston, but it was Tufts.

Depends, do you want to be always wondering why you didn’t have a V-8? The boost-stang is the one to buy used because the four pot makes people sad, so the depreciation hits harder and the secretary that bought it probably didn’t drive it too hard. 

So then it doesn’t matter, and you shouldn’t be complaining? 

This is why we should stick to dark haired women and breakfast foods. 

This is why we need to get back to throwing shoes in the looms. 

Mimeographs of  teletypes. 

So either the tarrif threat convinced geely to invest in the US and it was good or they would have invested in the US either way and it doesn’t matter. How do you spin that as a negative in that specific case? 

Is that the result of a tarrif threat forcing geely to manufacture their Volvo’s in the US? 

*enemies of progress, these lousy jays have no business impeding the travel of their betters. 

Taxing companies that build cars abroad with foreign workforces.......

The Canadian news paper seems to think otherwise. 

No just a non idiot who understands context. 

Notice that a trade tariff only affects imported goods so your concern is due entirely to your own ignorance about what is a tariff.

Can you hear a modern motor under the same conditions? 

https://www.thestar.com/business/personal_finance/spending_saving/2011/09/05/why_are_we_paying_so_much_duty_on_shoes.html

The US imports $180 billion in vehicles a year, it doesn’t really matter if the make is fern or not. Punishing off shore manufacturing isn’t about where the headquarters is located 

The noisiest part of a modern car is the tires, do Evs not have tires?

Did they keep breaking?