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   >  In my limited time in Canada recently, it seemed like most of the cars   
   >  were Japanese/Korean, with older American cars in the mix. Mind you,   
   >  this was BC where it's easier to get imported cars from the east   
   >  without having to transport them across provinces.   
      
   They are Japanese, but were they actually made there?  Toyota has a huge   
   plant (maybe their NA HQ?) just down the road from here.  Honda has several   
   in the region, too.  There are several large auto parts plants in the area   
   surrounding the Toyota plant.  Boycotting US-built Toyota vehicles would hurt   
   this area much more than boycotting Bourbon.   
      
   >  Back in Detroit's heyday, it must have been convenient being right   
   >  across the border - I remember reading about Canadian-branded GM cars   
   >  in the 1980s. Now, with American cars being built everywhere, not so   
   >  much.   
      
   Studebaker built cars in Indiana and Canada (and maybe a few other places).   
   In their last couple of years of car building, IIRC all of their autos were   
   built at their Canadian plant and imported into the states.   
      
      
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