Join NYVS

Feedback

Help

LEARN

Hundreds of Online Tutorials

I WANT TO LEARN ABOUT...

TAKE ME TO...

USE

Put Your Video Making Skills to Work

StudioNow and NYVS

Check out this great new opportunity with StudioNow!

In-Person Training

Getting started in video-- courses held May 17 - May 20 in NYC. Join the NYVS Instructors, sign up today!

PLUS MEMBERSHIP

Get unlimited access to hundreds of tutorials, expert advice from NYVS Instructors, and more... Sign up now!

HAMMY1's watch

Pride in Michigan Made Cars

Uploaded by

HAMMY1

Views 481

Date & Time 25 October 2010, 8:11 pm

About this video

Viewer is shown the effects of buying import cars and is encouraged to buy American.

Tags: Classic Cars | Buy American

Email this to a friend

Click or Copy-paste the link below to your browser to view the video:


					http://www.nyvs.com/user/HAMMY1/watch/video/pride-in-michigan-made-cars-2

Enter upto 5 email addresses separated by commas.

Enter your Email

Enter your Name

I am a avid video editor. I just want to hone my skills for better videos for film competition and church media presentations.

I am a avid video editor. I just want to hone my skills for better videos for film competition and church media presentations.Less »

Comments

1 2

Doovle
11:01 am Tuesday
Nov 2, 2010

Bad Management , bad strategy and bad government is the reason why this great industry has been humbled , what the video demonstrates is just how great and important this industry was to your country , get buying American and demand the quality of product you desire. Im from the UK , but am appalled by some of these comments. 1 :

TopAbbott
7:18 am Tuesday
Nov 2, 2010

It's good that the video evokes strong emotions. Great subject. I feel for those Americans out of job, I'm in a constant state of worry that will happen to me. When speaking of the auto industry I pointed out several amazing looking American cars, Challenger, Camaro and the Mustang. The Corvette is one you feature in this video. Today's great American cars are priced WAY out of the range of the average American, even out of the range of upper middle class Americans.

HAMMY1
6:01 am Monday
Nov 1, 2010

Comment regarding MacMacDevitt write up.. >It is not enough to ask people to Buy American just to keep jobs here. The product needs to be a better product. If your family did not have a job now I suspect you would possibly have a different thought on this.

: 1

TopAbbott
9:22 pm Sunday
Oct 31, 2010

MacMacDevitt, I agree in part, it really isn't enough to ask/tell people to buy American, but I do believe US auto companies have improved a great deal in the past few years, while Toyota is falling behind, Suzuki is still not a real car manufacturer and Honda just doesn't seem to have exciting models. I'm all about the Mustang these days, but a Camero or Challenger would suit me fine too.

MacMacDevitt
8:48 pm Sunday
Oct 31, 2010

Hammy - There is a lot more to this story. I got my first cars in the 60's and do feel nostalgic for the American cars I drove. But let's face it. We got beat by the Japanese. They made better cars. They paid attention to quality. I drive foreign cars now because they have been more reliable and better built than what Detroit was offering. It is not enough to ask people to Buy American just to keep jobs here. The product needs to be a better product. Just my 2 cents.

1 2