Wrong forum but I wonder if Mr T will continue to bring mail trucks in from Mexico?The USPS order 9,000 2016 Promasters with the 3.6 Pentastar last year. I wonder how these are holding up?
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Wrong forum but I wonder if Mr T will continue to bring mail trucks in from Mexico?The USPS order 9,000 2016 Promasters with the 3.6 Pentastar last year. I wonder how these are holding up?
And as I post this I am sitting in Performance Transmission in Murfreesboro TN
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why? They were never ever built here....NO jobs were ever lost....in fact, jobs were created in US and Canada being that parts were vendored out to assemble on this continent...its all PLUS no negative.Wrong forum but I wonder if Mr T will continue to bring mail trucks in from Mexico?The USPS order 9,000 2016 Promasters with the 3.6 Pentastar last year. I wonder how these are holding up?
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Are you saying the vehicles used prior to the Promaster weren't built here? If they were then yes it could be jobs lost.why? They were never ever built here....NO jobs were ever lost....in fact, jobs were created in US and Canada being that parts were vendored out to assemble on this continent...its all PLUS no negative.
all he could do is force the USPS to buy from say Ford for the Transit or Mercedes for The Sprinter..since they are now making them here...
Not to mention, somewhere they decided to NOT build the plant here in the first place. However. I almost said "as an American company" but then I realized that it has been a long time since they were an American company.Are you saying the vehicles used prior to the Promaster weren't built here? If they were then yes it could be jobs lost.
No the Promaster is the Fiat Ducato imported from Europe... went directly to MexicoAre you saying the vehicles used prior to the Promaster weren't built here? If they were then yes it could be jobs lost.why? They were never ever built here....NO jobs were ever lost....in fact, jobs were created in US and Canada being that parts were vendored out to assemble on this continent...its all PLUS no negative.
all he could do is force the USPS to buy from say Ford for the Transit or Mercedes for The Sprinter..since they are now making them here...
Daimler Chrysler is still an American company in essence and I imagine the bidding process is open to all...Not to mention, somewhere they decided to NOT build the plant here in the first place. However. I almost said "as an American company" but then I realized that it has been a long time since they were an American company.Are you saying the vehicles used prior to the Promaster weren't built here? If they were then yes it could be jobs lost.
That being said, I do believe that our government should buy vehicles made here if at all possible
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Forgive him, for he is from bison s.d.Sorry it hasn't been Dahmer Chrysler since 07. Chrysler is now a subsidiary of Fiat.
Oops.. make that Chrysler Official Site - Cars and MinivansSorry it hasn't been Dahmer Chrysler since 07. Chrysler is now a subsidiary of Fiat.
my diesel is still in the dealer shop for transmission issues, been down since may. at this dealer 10 weeks.
Just an update from hearsay.... after John & Lisa bought a new 2017 PM ... it was discovered the transmission didn't go out in their old 1 .... $100... fix to their old PM .... like i said Hearsay....I saw john and Lisa's trans made it to 400,000 before going out