Question by Jeremy Yongpeng Sun: Suppose the Hummer line in the US is to be kept intact with a new global headquarters built in the US, would?
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Hummer cars still be “American cars” after the line’s sale as a subsidiary to the Chinese-based company?
The profits go to the GDP of the country that makes them, they don’t “go to China”, however that can be done.

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Answer by Red
In my opinion, it’s all about where the dollars go. Yes, Hummer may still very well be produced in America, but if the profits and earnings are going straight over to china, it’s not an American car.

That’s why Japanese cars, which are all made in American production facilities; and in some cases conceived, designed, prototyped, and finally produced in America, are still imports, not domestics.

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