> What do you mean "you guys make them." This isn't an attack on you personally. OP wrote about greedy shareholders, you said they aren't greedy. But sharehold

> What do you mean "you guys make them." This isn't an attack on you personally. OP wrote about greedy shareholders, you said they aren't greedy. But shareholders can collectively direct a company to do something. Wanting an all-American company serve all Americans is understandable. > It is one of the smallest of the "large" car manufacturers. As I mentioned in my original comment it's a fraction of the size of Toyota and Tesla in market cap. Using market cap here is disingenuous. Ford sold 2M cars in the US alone last year. More than Tesla, only slightly fewer than Toyota. > and no longer manufactures any small cars like the Fiesta in the US. They're still making (and selling) them in Mexico. It would be a very short supply chain to get them to the US. Not great for local jobs, but Ford factories in Mexico shipping parts to the US are nothing new. > It chooses not to compete at the very lowest tier of the US market No doubt, the correct decision from a financial point of view. But we're arguing against being greedy here.