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| 04-17-2014 04:22 PM | |
| familyguybrian |
no cheap labor in America though |
| 04-13-2014 10:37 PM | |
| Uncle Sammy | They can also retool existing American factories... |
| 04-11-2014 02:12 PM | |
| GRoss |
Yup, Cheap labor is where it's at, cheap and they don't have to worry much about shipping as it's all a matter of transporting them with trucks, no need to depend on a boat. |
| 04-10-2014 01:25 PM | |
| familyguybrian |
cheap labor. |
| 04-09-2014 05:04 PM | |
| HalfLife | Yea I've been reading about how Mexico is getting plenty of investment from the auto industry. I think that it has surpassed Canada as the largest exporter of automobiles to the US. |
| 04-09-2014 04:01 PM | |
| GRoss |
Indeed, this greatly helps out their economy |
| 04-08-2014 11:31 PM | |
| familyguybrian |
thats what it seems like guess its good for mexico |
| 04-08-2014 01:35 PM | |
| GRoss |
Seems like more and more car makers are using mexico but keeping production where it's at could be very beneficial |
| 04-07-2014 05:17 PM | |
| familyguybrian |
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It probably has to do with where there are factories that GM owns that have operating capacity. It is probably cheaper to use Opel's facilities in stead of building a wholly new plant in the US or Mexico. That is my guess as to the reasoning behind this.
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| 04-04-2014 06:28 PM | |
| GRoss |
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Originally Posted by ForgetMeNow
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It probably has to do with where there are factories that GM owns that have operating capacity. It is probably cheaper to use Opel's facilities in stead of building a wholly new plant in the US or Mexico. That is my guess as to the reasoning behind this.
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