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I heard you say spray on rust stuff doesn't work, but I wonder if you have ever tried something besides store bought products like phosphoric acid and ethanol? Chip off the flaky parts, and mix about a 20:1 ratio respectively, and spray it on. I've seen this do wonders for frames and other commonly rusted out parts!
You're correct but it wouldnt surprise me to see China buy Dodge, Ram and Jeep and start selling EV cars for 25,000 in the USA. Trucks and Jeeps would obviously cost more but still less than everyone else.
And we wont see any Auto Manufactures anymore because people are not going to pay the prices anymore and all the big Auto Makers are going to go Bankrupt. Game Over
When they come in with 15k cars it’s OVER for every manufacturer! Every manufacturer raised prices 40-50% on every car. A Cheap Chevy of Ford is 32-35k, they stopped making 20k cars…Corporate greed will kill America
@@Tulsa7412 I remember when the price of what the dealership scammed you with, wasn't the actual factor for the overall quality of the vehicle. good times
Corporations are making a killing outsourcing to Mexico, China and outside the U.S. Once they import the cars into the U.S., companies are jacking up the price. It’s huge profit margins.
if you pause the video just right. that lil motorcycle tire on the shelf behind scotty lines up perfectly w/ his ear making it look like he has a big ear ring on.
ford maverick is made in mexico, but the decent configured Maverick still costs 38K. outsourcing doesn't mean cheaper product.. it's a strategy for companies to exploit foreign workers for cheap labour cuz they cannot do it in USA and the end goal is to increase their profit margins.
Then you think you get ahead buying stocks .😅 With the CEOs making tens of millions and added perks even when they are lousy ( case in point as of late : Boeing ) regular people without insider knowledge have NO chance !
@@LildaddyFire151 That the way of Asian tac tic they dump the goods to eliminated competitor by cutting price and quality. The western CEO is stupid enough to fall to this trap and get rid of their skills employee and moved to China. Once there is no competitiveness left, the Asiam company raised the price and cut more quality. I used to be a smuggler of Western High quality goods to these countries since there is a 889% importation taxes on car electronics goods that made in USA.
When Hyundai first came to USA, Hyundai cars cost 50% of American and Japanese cars. You think Americans will buy cars made in China when the price slightly under the price of cars made in USA. Only way Americans will buy cars made in China is if the prices are considerably lower than that of cars made in America.
@@bajabret60 Hyundai Excel started at $4995 while Toyota Corolla started at $9418 according to the Google. You don’t have to buy cars from China. Others will buy them. By the way, people said same thing when Hyundai came to US in 1986. But, many people change their mind and buy Hyundai
I am an American living in Thailand, and waiting for BYD, the largest EV maker in the world to introduce their ‘Seagull’ model here for US$11,000. Although I am not sold on EVs, it would make a great spare car to get around locally for a cheap price. And they are built very well.
@@luisestebanr6311 lol china is a dictatorship they can throw money into EVERY COMPANY they want. what america is doing is peanuts comared to china, YOU HAD NO POINT, your little grandma with shose silly glasses is talkin bull crap again 😂
A bev consists of a heat pump heating/cooling system + simple electric motors + simple chassis + software. Do we agree the complexity of modern ice vehicles powertrain in order to get any reasonable mpg and emissions is super complex and super complex to repair. Also the ice vehicle business model is based on regular visits to dealership service centers. Do we think that business model is sustainable when buyers want vehicles that just run without need to visit service centers?
@@myusrn Those electric motors are highly specialized to be able to run at such a high power and efficiency, and are powered by very complex electronic circuits that are extremely fragile due to the high voltage and current they must output to those motors. The battery packs are also complex so that all the hundreds of batteries charge evenly, because if one battery fails and reverse charges, it will blow up. Not to mention the computers that run the things. There is nothing simple about an EV.
I’m astonished by the ignorance of grown Americans buying habits. Don’t these people ever research the products they exchange their money before buying??? I haven’t driven an American made brand in over 30 years, because they aren’t up to Japanese standards. I’m still driving the 08 Tundra I bought new, and it still looks new inside and out, and runs like new even with 250,000 miles! And I own a 2001 Prism ( Corolla) I bought used for $400.00, and daily drive it and it looks and drives new too! I knew 30 years ago that our legacy brands are inferior. How come no one else has figured this out by now ???
There are standouts, currently looking at chevy equinox, supposedly only second to toyota in it's segment. Not only a lot less up front but parts are more available and cost a lot less.
Scotty, love what you do! FYI. Soichira Honda quote:”If you make a defective product, you are a defective person. If interested, there are some great biographies on his life. Roji He also had a great corporate philosophy.
I agree that the foreigners fail to pay workers fairly. However, I yearn to see an honest cost analysis for the production of a vehicle entirely in the US given that workers should receive a fair wage.
We are responsible for our corporate greed, US being birthplace of capitalism. Look at the ridiculous medical & pharma industry! We are 100% responsible for never-ending inflation and endless printing of dollars!
You go on about how great the Chinese are, but you are old enough to remember when all the corporations were pushing the idea of moving operations to China. The stipulation put forth by the Chinese government was that they have a Chinese team work right along with the US management team to learn the processes. We have them the edge the they so desperately wanted. I am no genius in business but I remember how i thought that was an insane thing to do....but here we are.
The problem with corporate American outsourcing all of those jobs overseas is they are outsourcing their customers to overseas by moving those jobs. Those workers get paid a lot less and can't buy the products they are making (remember Henry Ford raising wages so his workers could afford his cars?). Now they can't figure out why no Americans can afford their cars...
@@marcusjohnson5412Just a few ones, iphone factories are of the best ones, they actually love foxconn because pays decently, has A/C and doesnt hold your salary back.
The effective tax rate in China is 30% and the effective tax rate in the US is 23%. So we actually pay less taxes and still make things more expensive.
LOL. They are good. We have BYD in Brazil (amonst others) and they have been put to the test. Much better than any Ford out there in the road around here....
Our manufacturing has built a truck getting incredibly high mileage. A friend of my uncle bought Ford pickup in the 70's. He thought gas gauge wasn't working. After having it ck'd 6 times by the dealer. They found that an experimental carburetor. Installed by mistake. Ford wanted truck back. He wouldn't give it back. He had to make a deal when he was ready to sell Ford was first in line to buy. To hide this technology.
Ah, the conspiracy btw the gas companies and car manufacturers trope. Always a 2 or more degree separation in people, no verifiable details and a salacious story. Eventually one of them has to be true eh?
I drove a friend's BYD Song in Shanghai and it's super high-quality and well-manufactured. Their EV cars, regardless of how one feels about this market, are pretty top notch. They're really trying to prove something in their manufacturing by breaking stereotypes and I respect that. They got that efficiency thing going with all their industries, not just EV cars. Given the air pollution issues that use to plague major cities, I see EV cars becoming mainstay vehicles in the country. Still prefer my Subaru though, lol. But if I were to relocate there for work, I'd go EV as they have the infrastructure for this.
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Except... they explode and spontaneously combust from time to time... Bummer huh?
As for paint failure.. Flaking paint is 1 of 2 things 1.contamination to surface 2.they NEVER ETCHED METAL Etching the metal is as easy as washing it with PURE WHITE VINEGAR 😂 that simple. I think it was never etched!!!
I have had 2 kias both cars the sephia was my first car and now i got a spectre for a cheap work car put over myself 200 thousand on each and one had 59 when i got it another like 80 s0..spehia was a 1999 and spectre i got now is a 2006 ! I dunno about the newer ones but ones i got out lived what i paid! Love the channel!
Partially true. But it's the top execs who are moving production to China that are really destroying American jobs. All so they can buy their 20th Yacht that they will never step foot on.
I don't even think it's going to be a corporate lobbying problem to butter up politicians when QA doesn't allow chinese cars to be imported. It's actually not about price but for once legitimately about safety.
The car companies are not the problem. The Chinese don't have UNIONS! The benefits alone are enough to make the US manufacturers non-competitive. And American car workers make two to four times the wages of the Chinese workers. I don't blame GM, Ford, Chrysler for prices. It's the UAW. They passed fair wages a long time ago.
Tesla Model 2 target base price $25K for normal people. Testa allows you to take it home for an overnight test drive. Chinese $16K SUV Atto 3 in China, $40K in Europe.
I hate to admit it but my little Chinese Drone is awesome and flys like a dream... The customer service was awesome helping me through setup.... Very impressive... If they do that with cars
@@kazwalker764 Valid point, but I guarantee you that if they have safety issues with their vehicles, they’ll fix them so fast it’ll make your head spin.
Scotty's right about read your electric utility's policy for 'buying' your generated electricity BEFORE you planning adding solar and incurring all those costs. Here is SE MN, my utility will only square with your annual consumption at their wholesale cost and reset your electric account each year to 0. So, if you had surplus they restart the counter each year. So, you still pay the utility's base costs, which is a large part of my bill. The only way to possibly make solar work is to disconnect from the utility, so, you're on your own. Re-connection fees must be also considered. They can be quite high. A lot of homework needs to be done and be sure of the costs. Panels are usually rated for 10 years, etc.
That's an unbelievable deal for the dealerships. All that happened here is the manufacturers told the dealerships buy one get five free. None of us will ever see the savings passed down to us.
Adam Smith on Tariffs: The second case, in which it will generally be advantageous to lay some burden upon foreign for the encouragement of domestic industry is, when some tax is imposed at home upon the produce of the latter. In this case, it does seem reasonable that an equal tax should be imposed upon the like produce of the former.
An appealing concept, and it might have some bite if tariffs were applied at the point where a product is shipped. The reality is the added cost is at the end--where the customer pays for the product, so it is the customer, not the manufacturer nor the nation in which the product is manufactured that pays the added cost.
The Chinese are losing money on most of their endeavors to get a foot in the door. As soon as they have a hold in the market, they'll do the same exact thing. Expecting any less of our enemies is foolish.
@jimmytimmy3680 yes you dork enemies. Over in China they constantly trash us on the news and tell their people that foreigners are spies and to watch everyone with a keen eye. Does that sound like a friend to you?
@@jimmytimmy3680 i swear americans have such asinine view of the world..like what is suppose to be our legitimate reason for hating places like china russia north korea?
I remember a vehicle brand that used to have that paint problem. It was Datsun. Rebranding to Nissan saved them in the States because Datsun's rep was so bad.
I have pealing paint on my Toyota Tacoma. Just a few years old. My brother's 1999 Mercury Marquee has the original paint which looks better than my much newer Toyota.
Scotty you would be amazed how much automation is in automobile assembly plants in the US, l worked in assembly plants for 35 years and seen over 50% of job's disappear to automation. But in reality robotics are very expensive to buy and maintain and subject to cyber attacks which l have seen on several occasions. Labor south of the border and most overseas countries is cheaper compared to more complex robotics for difficult assembly movements.
Eicher Motors owns Royal Enfield. Based out of India I believe. They've been setting up test riding demos like crazy lately at dealerships across the country. Own one myself, good city bike, but definitely not great for freeway riding.
Retired now but between 2005 to 2015 the prices businesses payed for health insurance premiums went up every year and the co-pay sky rocketing no wonder manufacturing went overseas. If the federal government would fix health care across the board business will be back.
all they got to do is leave it and let the market handle it..stop subsidizing everything etc..ron paul would talk about the medical industry back before the 60s..how people never got turned away etc..government ruined it and 60 years later americans have 0 clue..
As an American I realize that we think far too much of ourselves than we should. My wife is from the Philippines and she says it takes a college degree just to work at McDonalds. Manufacturing will not come back to the USA until USA worker realize that they aren’t worth more than any other worker around the world. They are smart and they work hard.
@@theotheleo6830they don't. College is sold to them like it's sold in the US. The Philippines has over 75% poverty rate with a feudal colomial system. In short, its ran by 20 corrupt families and it follows what the US elites tell them.
Why should one person get all the money? The people who work aren't asking for more than a good place to live and balance in life? Who do you think you are to tell workers they're nothing more than slaves? Your kind are cowards, bullying people and picking their pockets. Nothing more than a lunchroom thug.
A 2018 Mazda 6 owner just had it's 6th dealership service with only 37,800 mls still running like a Swiss made Clock and looks as awesome as the day we bought it.😎
Yeah. Why can't we just have prison camp labor like China? If we allow unions to apply leverage to get their members comfortable living wages, we're going to eliminate the appeal of crime for income. Sheesh. Then the cops would be out of work. Total disaster.
Saw a Pierce-Arrow folding bicycle at my friend's house. Thinking it must be ancient and rare I googled PA and they're still in business! Btw the bike is rusty...
I have a 2019 Chrysler Pacifica Limited. Same problem with paint bubbling on the hood. They said it could not be fixed and they just replaced the hood under warranty. It took about 2 months to get the new hood but at least they covered it.
Stelantis in USA is cooked! I'd never buy one of their vehicles. Very sad situation. My 1992 Dodge Caravan (5 speed manual) went 225,000 miles in hard service until the head gasket blew. Who would buy a new Jeep these days? Find yourself a better made 20 year old JEEP.
I bought a fully loaded factory order '24 Gladiator Rubicon X... It's a fantastic truck, so was my '21 Gladiator that had previously been a rental. You've probably never driven one, so why should your opinion count for anything?
Yes corporations can be greedy, but also consumers are very fast and loose with their buying. Part of the problem with high prices is corporations have no incentive to lower them
@@JamesAgansYeah I saw one also for the first time last week and it reminded me of a tin box on wheels and is by far one of the ugliest trucks I’ve ever seen.
They made America great once upon on time after WWII. After we got rid of them, American companies started outsourcing our jobs faster than you could say union.
Love the new lighting setup SCOTT‼️ 8:30 10:15 selling electricity vs FREE electricity in the land of the FREE. 😅 so I do deserve a free TOYOTA 2024 HYBRID? 11:29 11:4511:56 FINISH HIM ‼️12:03
Remember when the auto makers said the new UAW contract was going to cost $957 per car? I guess that means the executives and board are taking the other $19000 price increases on their F150. Venture Capital is what’s wrong with America- they’ve turned great manufacturers into companies who don’t want to build cars…but we wanna sell your information to the insurance companies, or charge you a subscription for heated seats…..
Tariffs are what actually enforce labour and environmental laws. Without tariffs, all laws are circumvented. Ideally, a federal government is supported solely via tariffs and not income taxes, especially as it is the money left after taxes that an individual is actually willing to work for.
That stuff happens here in Canada too, you didn't buy your car here and don't want to warranty anything for any brand. then when you actually bring it back to the original dealership and they say it isn't that bad yet. Yup I have the hemi tick and ticked that now I'm out of warranty they are willing to check it out
Find a better dealership, if you go to a major city, you can find a good Chrysler dealership if you call around and do research. I had to go to 3 before I found a good one in Calgary.
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Remember they don't pay their workers any kind of acceptable wage
guys remember Scotty is not suicidal
I heard you say spray on rust stuff doesn't work, but I wonder if you have ever tried something besides store bought products like phosphoric acid and ethanol? Chip off the flaky parts, and mix about a 20:1 ratio respectively, and spray it on. I've seen this do wonders for frames and other commonly rusted out parts!
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What do you think about Elon Musk buying Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram?
I think he could be the next Lee Iacocca!
I miss small pickup trucks in the U.S. The average person doesn't need a 50k full-size monster truck to get from point A to point B.
You can buy a new half ton chevy or gmc pickup for $31400.
@@jaycheeseman6 It weighs 5000 pounds and costs $38,000 after dealer fees.
I bought a 2000 Ford ranger pickup for about 11 Grand. Not my everyday car but still picks up all the stuff I need from home Depot
Scotty is a genius. Not only is he extremely intelligent, but he can be hilarious 🤣
@@CokefishR with a turbo 4 cylinder...no thanks.
I used to buy used vehicles just to save money. Now I only buy used cars to save money AND get better quality.
What's a used compact (Toyota or Honda) that you'd recommend?
We will not see any new passenger vehicle in USA for $15,000, EVER. Same as we will never see a $20,000 Toyota truck.
Vote Trump and we will.
You're correct but it wouldnt surprise me to see China buy Dodge, Ram and Jeep and start selling EV cars for 25,000 in the USA. Trucks and Jeeps would obviously cost more but still less than everyone else.
And we wont see any Auto Manufactures anymore because people are not going to pay the prices anymore and all the big Auto Makers are going to go Bankrupt. Game Over
I remember new Toyota pickup for $6000 new in high school. Of course that was 1988
Yeah they released this cheep work truck Hilux 2 in Thailand and we're never gonna see it.
When they come in with 15k cars it’s OVER for every manufacturer! Every manufacturer raised prices 40-50% on every car. A Cheap Chevy of Ford is 32-35k, they stopped making 20k cars…Corporate greed will kill America
Can you imagine the quality of a 15 k Chinese vehicle.
Everything they make falls apart..I don't see cars being any different
@@Tulsa7412 I remember when the price of what the dealership scammed you with, wasn't the actual factor for the overall quality of the vehicle. good times
Boycott chang garbage.
Corporate Greed killed America long ago, right BLACK WATER?
@@Tulsa7412imagine the quality of an American made $50k-$60k vehicle. oh wait. you don't have to imagine.
Corporations are making a killing outsourcing to Mexico, China and outside the U.S. Once they import the cars into the U.S., companies are jacking up the price. It’s huge profit margins.
if you pause the video just right. that lil motorcycle tire on the shelf behind scotty lines up perfectly w/ his ear making it look like he has a big ear ring on.
wow u must have a lot of time
@@mohsionahmed6994 not really... just observant.
I never associate men with earrings.
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ford maverick is made in mexico, but the decent configured Maverick still costs 38K. outsourcing doesn't mean cheaper product.. it's a strategy for companies to exploit foreign workers for cheap labour cuz they cannot do it in USA and the end goal is to increase their profit margins.
Then you think you get ahead buying stocks .😅 With the CEOs making tens of millions and added perks even when they are lousy ( case in point as of late : Boeing ) regular people without insider knowledge have NO chance !
Even if China is allowed to export to USA, they'll raise the prices to slightly under the American manufacturers. Hyundai did it when they came here.
Makes sense
@@LildaddyFire151 That the way of Asian tac tic they dump the goods to eliminated competitor by cutting price and quality. The western CEO is stupid enough to fall to this trap and get rid of their skills employee and moved to China. Once there is no competitiveness left, the Asiam company raised the price and cut more quality. I used to be a smuggler of Western High quality goods to these countries since there is a 889% importation taxes on car electronics goods that made in USA.
When Hyundai first came to USA, Hyundai cars cost 50% of American and Japanese cars.
You think Americans will buy cars made in China when the price slightly under the price of cars made in USA. Only way Americans will buy cars made in China is if the prices are considerably lower than that of cars made in America.
@@thomaskim5008 Probably nothing could get me to buy a Chinese car.. but the Hyundai Excel was about $6k in 1986, and Toyota Corolla was about $7k
@@bajabret60 Hyundai Excel started at $4995 while Toyota Corolla started at $9418 according to the Google. You don’t have to buy cars from China. Others will buy them. By the way, people said same thing when Hyundai came to US in 1986. But, many people change their mind and buy Hyundai
I am an American living in Thailand, and waiting for BYD, the largest EV maker in the world to introduce their ‘Seagull’ model here for US$11,000.
Although I am not sold on EVs, it would make a great spare car to get around locally for a cheap price. And they are built very well.
I also live in Thailand (Mahasarakham) and BYD is growing like a weed.
One of the reasons Chinese cars are cheaper is the massive government subsidies to their manufacturers in order to increase exports.
Ford gm Tesla ... All of them are getting money too...
AND THE FREE SHIPPING RESERVED FOR REGISTERED CHINESE COMPANIES
@@luisestebanr6311 lol china is a dictatorship they can throw money into EVERY COMPANY they want. what america is doing is peanuts comared to china, YOU HAD NO POINT, your little grandma with shose silly glasses is talkin bull crap again 😂
And the free slave labor.
Same as European and American cars!
All Electric? I'm instantly not interested
Yeah, sign me up, not!!
Made in China, and all electric! I'm doubly instantly not interested.
A bev consists of a heat pump heating/cooling system + simple electric motors + simple chassis + software. Do we agree the complexity of modern ice vehicles powertrain in order to get any reasonable mpg and emissions is super complex and super complex to repair. Also the ice vehicle business model is based on regular visits to dealership service centers. Do we think that business model is sustainable when buyers want vehicles that just run without need to visit service centers?
@@myusrn Those electric motors are highly specialized to be able to run at such a high power and efficiency, and are powered by very complex electronic circuits that are extremely fragile due to the high voltage and current they must output to those motors. The battery packs are also complex so that all the hundreds of batteries charge evenly, because if one battery fails and reverse charges, it will blow up. Not to mention the computers that run the things. There is nothing simple about an EV.
All electric, and look where it was made. I'm doubly not interested. And thanks to TH-cam, my original comment was censored.
Scotty is indeed telling the best, maintain and fix your own car. And save a lot on time and money.
If your time is worth less than a mechanics.
IF this was to be brought to the USA, it's be $48,000 minimum.
After dealer markup and adjustments. It will. Easily $45k starting
I've got a two wheel bicycle that runs with no gasoline and keeps me in top physical condition.
I’m astonished by the ignorance of grown Americans buying habits.
Don’t these people ever research the products they exchange their money before buying???
I haven’t driven an American made brand in over 30 years, because they aren’t up to Japanese standards.
I’m still driving the 08 Tundra I bought new, and it still looks new inside and out, and runs like new even with 250,000 miles! And I own a 2001 Prism ( Corolla) I bought used for $400.00, and daily drive it and it looks and drives new too!
I knew 30 years ago that our legacy brands are inferior. How come no one else has figured this out by now ???
I'm 46 and have never considered buying an American truck or car.
There are standouts, currently looking at chevy equinox, supposedly only second to toyota in it's segment. Not only a lot less up front but parts are more available and cost a lot less.
First gen Equinoxes were OK, then they put a turbo 4 in it and they're absolute garbage now. Comparing an Equinox to a Toyota is laughable.
@@robskyle check consumer reports I will take that over internet opinion
Read a book by David Halberstram, 3:31 THE RECKONING it was written in the 80's it is about the decline of the American automobile industry.
Scotty, love what you do! FYI. Soichira Honda quote:”If you make a defective product, you are a defective person.
If interested, there are some great biographies on his life.
Roji
He also had a great corporate philosophy.
We can’t pay our employees $3.0 a day, that’s why. We can’t build factories without miles of red tape, that’s why. We have tons of taxes, that’s why
They also have slavery.
I agree that the foreigners fail to pay workers fairly. However, I yearn to see an honest cost analysis for the production of a vehicle entirely in the US given that workers should receive a fair wage.
We are responsible for our corporate greed, US being birthplace of capitalism. Look at the ridiculous medical & pharma industry! We are 100% responsible for never-ending inflation and endless printing of dollars!
@VKSgtSLaughter nope they don't. If you visit China, you'd be shocked how developed they are.
@yelwing Exactly right. A lot of American companies definitely suck, but China cheats. Chuck Fina.
You go on about how great the Chinese are, but you are old enough to remember when all the corporations were pushing the idea of moving operations to China. The stipulation put forth by the Chinese government was that they have a Chinese team work right along with the US management team to learn the processes. We have them the edge the they so desperately wanted. I am no genius in business but I remember how i thought that was an insane thing to do....but here we are.
The problem with corporate American outsourcing all of those jobs overseas is they are outsourcing their customers to overseas by moving those jobs. Those workers get paid a lot less and can't buy the products they are making (remember Henry Ford raising wages so his workers could afford his cars?). Now they can't figure out why no Americans can afford their cars...
Korean cars bad... American cars bad... But somehow cheap Chinese car good... Yeah right
prob better then americans and korean lol especially fraction of price
They might be junk but they’re cheap😂
@@Brararaf101I doubt it. Ever heard of the saying "made in China" low quality
People want cheap junk these days, I don't understand it 🤷
@@Metalpazalltewayhomie, your phone was made in china
A 15k price tag that you will want ... but it's attached to an electric car that you won't want.
I think they will have hybrid as well
You have a GREAT channel. It's true our companies ship jobs to cheaper countries than charge is more than ever before
You don't have to pay your employees so much when it's cheaper to live there. Especially when we are so over taxed and prices are way to high.
Are they still putting suicide nets outside the windows of their manufacturing plants? Or, was that just the iPhone plant?
@@marcusjohnson5412Just a few ones, iphone factories are of the best ones, they actually love foxconn because pays decently, has A/C and doesnt hold your salary back.
The effective tax rate in China is 30% and the effective tax rate in the US is 23%. So we actually pay less taxes and still make things more expensive.
u are overtaxed because the USdebt is 35 trillionmotsly from foreign wars for resources
Bingo @@Porkypies6m
I agree with you Scottie, we need to become competitive again, without tariffs, that way the public wins, and the best companies win as well.
I live in Mexico. The Chinese cars have taken a bite out of the market. They are junk. No parts support. Pay now or pay later.
Someone needs to make a simple car that comes with the parameters to 3d print almost any part and sell the 3d print machine with it.
I wouldn’t touch a Chinese electric car with a ten foot pole
You would rather pay an American company to put a " made in America" stamp on a Chinese car.
Typical American
LOL. They are good. We have BYD in Brazil (amonst others) and they have been put to the test. Much better than any Ford out there in the road around here....
But you can buy made in China phones and households items?. 😂😂😂😂
What about with an 11 foot pole?
😂😂😂@@BarneyGimble
Coke A cola has been doing business with Mexico since late 60's .They were ahead of the Game!
Our manufacturing has built a truck getting incredibly high mileage.
A friend of my uncle bought Ford pickup in the 70's.
He thought gas gauge wasn't working.
After having it ck'd 6 times by the dealer. They found that an experimental carburetor. Installed by mistake. Ford wanted truck back. He wouldn't give it back. He had to make a deal when he was ready to sell Ford was first in line to buy. To hide this technology.
Wow.
Ah, the conspiracy btw the gas companies and car manufacturers trope. Always a 2 or more degree separation in people, no verifiable details and a salacious story. Eventually one of them has to be true eh?
I drove a friend's BYD Song in Shanghai and it's super high-quality and well-manufactured. Their EV cars, regardless of how one feels about this market, are pretty top notch. They're really trying to prove something in their manufacturing by breaking stereotypes and I respect that. They got that efficiency thing going with all their industries, not just EV cars. Given the air pollution issues that use to plague major cities, I see EV cars becoming mainstay vehicles in the country. Still prefer my Subaru though, lol. But if I were to relocate there for work, I'd go EV as they have the infrastructure for this.
Except... they explode and spontaneously combust from time to time... Bummer huh?
Why do they show pictures of unsold one in massive amounts?
@A. Yeah... kind of like the American-designed Teslas from time to time... Bummer huh?
@A. Except... their wheels don't fall off like Boeing... Bummer huh?
Good rant Scotty! Bring on the $16k vehicles!
As for paint failure..
Flaking paint is 1 of 2 things
1.contamination to surface
2.they NEVER ETCHED METAL
Etching the metal is as easy as washing it with PURE WHITE VINEGAR 😂 that simple. I think it was never etched!!!
I have had 2 kias both cars the sephia was my first car and now i got a spectre for a cheap work car put over myself 200 thousand on each and one had 59 when i got it another like 80 s0..spehia was a 1999 and spectre i got now is a 2006 ! I dunno about the newer ones but ones i got out lived what i paid! Love the channel!
As much as I disagree with the overpriced cars. Buying Chinese cars is not the solution for America. It will destroy American jobs.
Partially true. But it's the top execs who are moving production to China that are really destroying American jobs. All so they can buy their 20th Yacht that they will never step foot on.
*Mexican
@@someguy1559😂
Amigos *
Poor, overpriced products, will destroy US jobs.
Scotty really has the gift of gab. I always leave better informed.🔧
I don't even think it's going to be a corporate lobbying problem to butter up politicians when QA doesn't allow chinese cars to be imported. It's actually not about price but for once legitimately about safety.
Great rant Brother!
same problem gm had 20 years ago with pain not bonding with primer ..and paint coming off at car wash on a 2 year old car truck
The car companies are not the problem. The Chinese don't have UNIONS! The benefits alone are enough to make the US manufacturers non-competitive. And American car workers make two to four times the wages of the Chinese workers.
I don't blame GM, Ford, Chrysler for prices. It's the UAW. They passed fair wages a long time ago.
I think a demolition derby with EV's would be entertaining. Might need to bring sunglasses...
Great fireworks! Just bring your gasmask!
😅😅😅 i would pay good money to watch that😂😂😂
The stadium would be a health hazard for weeks after that.
Geely is well financed and they own Volvo/Polestar, London Cab, and big chunk of Daimler Benz. They have plenty of engineering resources as well.
Go Test Drive one Scotty !!!
Good one Scotty, well done thanks 👏👏👏👏
Scotty went from being vibrant and colorful to less saturated all of a sudden 😂
I keep seeing these youtube videos about cheap vehicles, but have yet to see one come to market.
I like egg rolls
What's the menu number for shrimp and broccoli 🥦?
Tesla Model 2 target base price $25K for normal people. Testa allows you to take it home for an overnight test drive. Chinese $16K SUV Atto 3 in China, $40K in Europe.
I hate to admit it but my little Chinese Drone is awesome and flys like a dream... The customer service was awesome helping me through setup.... Very impressive... If they do that with cars
Your drone won't kill you if it fails and flies into a tree. 🤦♂️
@@kazwalker764 Valid point, but I guarantee you that if they have safety issues with their vehicles, they’ll fix them so fast it’ll make your head spin.
@ Scotty Filmore Peace Blessings Chinese are highly skilled it pleasure hearing mechanical efficiency best ever.😊
You go Scotty, speak the truth that a lot of people don’t want to hear
- or - ignore it hoping everything will fix itself. 6:43
Since Geely owns Volvo, there's a plant in South Carolina.
Last part I ordered from the Volvo dealer. It said made in Sweden on the bag. Part for my 98 940 made in China
Scotty's right about read your electric utility's policy for 'buying' your generated electricity BEFORE you planning adding solar and incurring all those costs. Here is SE MN, my utility will only square with your annual consumption at their wholesale cost and reset your electric account each year to 0. So, if you had surplus they restart the counter each year. So, you still pay the utility's base costs, which is a large part of my bill. The only way to possibly make solar work is to disconnect from the utility, so, you're on your own. Re-connection fees must be also considered. They can be quite high. A lot of homework needs to be done and be sure of the costs. Panels are usually rated for 10 years, etc.
As an Aussie, California sounds like hell on earth I feel sorry for anyone that lives there 😂
Its as bad as you had imagined. I lived there for 20 years and moving from that horrible state was the best thing Ive ever done.
As a Califorian I agree.😮
Well I live in California, and have a great life. Ymmv.
How are those prison camps they built in 2020 looking?
Cali is a far left democrat dump now, soon rest of usa, sad
That's an unbelievable deal for the dealerships. All that happened here is the manufacturers told the dealerships buy one get five free. None of us will ever see the savings passed down to us.
Scotty! Stop! China labor is super cheap and companies are government subsidized/owned and controlled, thus low production costs.
American cars aren’t subsidized by the government, oh wait…
Lights on the shelves are a nice touch.
What in the world have you done to your set lighting since you got back to Clarksville?
Adam Smith on Tariffs:
The second case, in which it will generally be advantageous to lay some burden upon foreign for the encouragement of domestic industry is, when some tax is imposed at home upon the produce of the latter. In this case, it does seem reasonable that an equal tax should be imposed upon the like produce of the former.
An appealing concept, and it might have some bite if tariffs were applied at the point where a product is shipped. The reality is the added cost is at the end--where the customer pays for the product, so it is the customer, not the manufacturer nor the nation in which the product is manufactured that pays the added cost.
The Chinese are losing money on most of their endeavors to get a foot in the door. As soon as they have a hold in the market, they'll do the same exact thing. Expecting any less of our enemies is foolish.
Enemies? 🤡
Odd seems like Chinese’s are focused on long term gains over short term profit? Imagine an economy that runs like that. Wild.
@@jimmytimmy3680 I wouldn't brand China as enemy but they're not our friends either.
@jimmytimmy3680 yes you dork enemies. Over in China they constantly trash us on the news and tell their people that foreigners are spies and to watch everyone with a keen eye. Does that sound like a friend to you?
@@jimmytimmy3680 i swear americans have such asinine view of the world..like what is suppose to be our legitimate reason for hating places like china russia north korea?
I remember a vehicle brand that used to have that paint problem. It was Datsun. Rebranding to Nissan saved them in the States because Datsun's rep was so bad.
YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR.
GOOD LUCK WHEN THE LOW QUALITY BATTERY GOES UP IN FLAMES
Toyota dealerships do the same, they won't help unless you buy the car from their dealer.
toyota and honda has also been making junk lately
Go to holy church of tesla and Elon musk.
I have pealing paint on my Toyota Tacoma. Just a few years old. My brother's 1999 Mercury Marquee has the original paint which looks better than my much newer Toyota.
I think you can say…. Sum Tings Wong!
Especially when they serve you the cream of sum young guy.
And his brothers Ho Lee Fuk and Ding Bang Ow
@BankaiFever
> I think you can say…. Sum Tings Wong!
You can say any number of racially offensive things. Your point is?
@@robskyle
> And his brothers Ho Lee Fuk and Ding Bang Ow
You can say any number of racially offensive things. Your point is?
@@anonnona8099 my point is a meme from the early 2010s, sorry you’re too slow to catch the reference
Scotty you would be amazed how much automation is in automobile assembly plants in the US, l worked in assembly plants for 35 years and seen over 50% of job's disappear to automation. But in reality robotics are very expensive to buy and maintain and subject to cyber attacks which l have seen on several occasions. Labor south of the border and most overseas countries is cheaper compared to more complex robotics for difficult assembly movements.
Chinese bought trademarks or/and mfg Enfield(motorcycle), MG, and Volvo...they will crush the non-Chinese makers of electric vehicles.
Eicher Motors owns Royal Enfield. Based out of India I believe. They've been setting up test riding demos like crazy lately at dealerships across the country. Own one myself, good city bike, but definitely not great for freeway riding.
Thank you Scotty. I watch all of your videos.
Retired now but between 2005 to 2015 the prices businesses payed for health insurance premiums went up every year and the co-pay sky rocketing no wonder manufacturing went overseas. If the federal government would fix health care across the board business will be back.
all they got to do is leave it and let the market handle it..stop subsidizing everything etc..ron paul would talk about the medical industry back before the 60s..how people never got turned away etc..government ruined it and 60 years later americans have 0 clue..
Good story and thanks for sharing.
I currently have a 2024 Grand Cherokee rental & the paint is bubbling already 😂
Why would you buy anything from Stellantis? 14 of some of the worst brands in the industry?
It's a rental
Look at white Chevy vans….paint problems at Chrysler I heard was not keeping stamping dies clean and poor paint prep, that was 40+ yrs ago
As an American I realize that we think far too much of ourselves than we should. My wife is from the Philippines and she says it takes a college degree just to work at McDonalds. Manufacturing will not come back to the USA until USA worker realize that they aren’t worth more than any other worker around the world. They are smart and they work hard.
Why would McDonald's require a college degree to flip burgers? Is it considered a well-paying job there?
@@theotheleo6830they don't. College is sold to them like it's sold in the US. The Philippines has over 75% poverty rate with a feudal colomial system. In short, its ran by 20 corrupt families and it follows what the US elites tell them.
Why should one person get all the money? The people who work aren't asking for more than a good place to live and balance in life? Who do you think you are to tell workers they're nothing more than slaves? Your kind are cowards, bullying people and picking their pockets. Nothing more than a lunchroom thug.
I’m Filipino and it’s true that you need a college degree for managerial positions but not for crew members.
@@esvbanksthat's not too crazy
A 2018 Mazda 6 owner just had it's 6th dealership service with only 37,800 mls still running like a Swiss made Clock and looks as awesome as the day we bought it.😎
37.8k isn't even broken in yet. Lolol
@@JamesAgans 😉😂
You didn’t mention how unions are also driving up the cost here.
Yeah. Why can't we just have prison camp labor like China? If we allow unions to apply leverage to get their members comfortable living wages, we're going to eliminate the appeal of crime for income. Sheesh. Then the cops would be out of work. Total disaster.
Negligible, when compared to the corporate greed, that is really the problem.
Reminds me of my 1971 Duster where the purple paint peeled off.
Pierce Arrows had aluminum bodies, and so far as I know they didn't have paint troubles.
Saw a Pierce-Arrow folding bicycle at my friend's house. Thinking it must be ancient and rare I googled PA and they're still in business! Btw the bike is rusty...
I have a 2019 Chrysler Pacifica Limited. Same problem with paint bubbling on the hood. They said it could not be fixed and they just replaced the hood under warranty. It took about 2 months to get the new hood but at least they covered it.
Stelantis in USA is cooked! I'd never buy one of their vehicles. Very sad situation. My 1992 Dodge Caravan (5 speed manual) went 225,000 miles in hard service until the head gasket blew. Who would buy a new Jeep these days? Find yourself a better made 20 year old JEEP.
I bought a fully loaded factory order '24 Gladiator Rubicon X... It's a fantastic truck, so was my '21 Gladiator that had previously been a rental.
You've probably never driven one, so why should your opinion count for anything?
@kazwalker764 good luck getting your gladiator to 200,000 miles bud
great lighting!
Scotty, thank you for all your information and content 🙏.
Chinese cars do suck though
Big time! Stick to making fried rice & egg rolls
Rock On 👍 Scooty's way 😎. ThanQ Scotty
I know how to fix Stelantis’s paint problems use Earl Shieb’s Diamonds Gloss enamel!
I think owning a horse is cheaper than buying a new auto. Just need A/C on the horse or buggy.
Why purchase from people that hate us if it is that cheap car is cheap
Good point! Elon Musk and our politicians love us! Obviously.
Cars are made cheaply here too
Love your show, keep up the good work
But it won’t sell for that…you said so right away!
Yes corporations can be greedy, but also consumers are very fast and loose with their buying. Part of the problem with high prices is corporations have no incentive to lower them
If you buy a Chinese vehicle, don't be surprised if the wheels fall off.
They tend to do that.
Exactly right! Scotty for Press Secretary ... with the visuals 🗽
Because......UNIONS.
I saw a Cyber Truck for the first time yesterday. It’s in the style of Demolition Man in my opinion.
I saw one in NJ about a month ago. Without question the ugliest vehicle I've ever seen.
@@JamesAgansYeah I saw one also for the first time last week and it reminded me of a tin box on wheels and is by far one of the ugliest trucks I’ve ever seen.
Scotty Kilmer your a awesome mechanic for all automotive advice. 🗣️ 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🥳🎉🎉🎉
Latest CR article lists 10 least reliable autos...4 of the 10 are Stellantis (Jeep and Chrysler)...
All for tariffs.
They made America great once upon on time after WWII. After we got rid of them, American companies started outsourcing our jobs faster than you could say union.
Love the new lighting setup SCOTT‼️
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10:15 selling electricity vs FREE electricity in the land of the FREE. 😅 so I do deserve a free TOYOTA 2024 HYBRID?
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Remember when the auto makers said the new UAW contract was going to cost $957 per car? I guess that means the executives and board are taking the other $19000 price increases on their F150.
Venture Capital is what’s wrong with America- they’ve turned great manufacturers into companies who don’t want to build cars…but we wanna sell your information to the insurance companies, or charge you a subscription for heated seats…..
Tariffs are what actually enforce labour and environmental laws. Without tariffs, all laws are circumvented. Ideally, a federal government is supported solely via tariffs and not income taxes, especially as it is the money left after taxes that an individual is actually willing to work for.
The Chinese don’t even want to buy those cars. They have a problem of catching on fire.🔥
That is the built in campfire feature. Unfortunately it is single use only. 😉
That stuff happens here in Canada too, you didn't buy your car here and don't want to warranty anything for any brand. then when you actually bring it back to the original dealership and they say it isn't that bad yet. Yup I have the hemi tick and ticked that now I'm out of warranty they are willing to check it out
Find a better dealership, if you go to a major city, you can find a good Chrysler dealership if you call around and do research. I had to go to 3 before I found a good one in Calgary.
I had a rusted rear subframe in a 14-year old Mercedes E-Class. MB replaced it FoC.