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> "Cars today aren't just steel on wheels – they're computers," Okay, but are we putting such import restrictions on computers? I'm actually pretty okay with
by legitster 2y ago
> "Cars today aren't just steel on wheels – they're computers,"
Okay, but are we putting such import restrictions on computers?
I'm actually pretty okay with certain bans based on national security grounds, but they should do a better job distinguishing between the types of hardware and software that could be potentially problematic and actually do an industry-wide ban. Otherwise this is rightfully going to be picked apart on protectionist grounds.
- jickes 2y agoIt's because America has been known for it's car market for the past 100 years. China's car market is huge and growing. Look at the lineup of vehicles here vs China for companies like Ford. They have more models being sold in China than they do here. Trump is really pushing to bring manufacturing back to Detroit from Mexico as well.
- hulitu 2y ago> It's because America has been known for it's car market for the past 100 years Of course, in EU is knowledge that it is better to avoid American cars. Ford seems to be the exception though.