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Pretty cool for Toliver, at least he'll have (at least a shell of) a real car, not a flippin' toyota.
But this raises one q: I heard on multiple boards that the Rockstar deal was nothing more than their name on the side. I can assume because it went to DSR with Toliver it's a "real" deal, right?
But this raises one q: I heard on multiple boards that the Rockstar deal was nothing more than their name on the side. I can assume because it went to DSR with Toliver it's a "real" deal, right?
I would think that based on Toliver's past sponsor experiences he would not be running their name on the side of the car if it was not a legit deal of some sort, and I'm sure the Don wouldn't either.
what vehicle mite you like that you would not deem an 'import'?
congratulations to DSR for partnering with 'mr. charisma'.
for all the negative sponsor news as of late, DSR has signed
for 2008......NAPA, Rockstar, Valvoline + renewals of MTS, Oakley, Mopar,
Army, + numerouse assoc. sponsors + Schumacher Elec. for PSB
(and i'm sure i'm missing a few)......impressive.
what vehicle mite you like that you would not deem an 'import'?
congratulations to DSR for partnering with 'mr. charisma'.
for all the negative sponsor news as of late, DSR has signed
for 2008......NAPA, Rockstar, Valvoline + renewals of MTS, Oakley, Mopar,
Army, + numerouse assoc. sponsors + Schumacher Elec. for PSB
(and i'm sure i'm missing a few)......impressive.
Gee, my Mustang qualifies as an import I think... and the cobalts in p/s, the gto in p/s... my wife's HHR, my son's chevy mid size pick'em up truck, and toys and hondas are built here in the states... I'm corn-fussed... just what is an import???
Great to hear Jerry's at DSR now... heard they took the DENVER body and graphed a new front end and roof to it...
I know a lot of supposed "import" cars are made in the US while a lot of domestic cars are made in Canada or Mexico. However, a lot of people don't realize one thing: they may be assembled here, but the money goes back to Japan.
I just refuse to buy any car that has an import nameplate.
I know a lot of supposed "import" cars are made in the US while a lot of domestic cars are made in Canada or Mexico. However, a lot of people don't realize one thing: they may be assembled here, but the money goes back to Japan.
I just refuse to buy any car that has an import nameplate.
I know a lot of supposed "import" cars are made in the US while a lot of domestic cars are made in Canada or Mexico. However, a lot of people don't realize one thing: they may be assembled here, but the money goes back to Japan.
I just refuse to buy any car that has an import nameplate.
when parts on your USA brand car are mfg.'red by lets say, mitsubishi; where do you think USA brand sends the check for those parts?
when toyota pays wages to a USA employee for assembling their vehicle.
where do you think toyota sends that check for those wages?
also, i think toyota in USA is non-union......know what that means?
it means they treat their employees very well.
mfg. is global sam. it's not about us or them; it's about all of us.
I know a lot of supposed "import" cars are made in the US while a lot of domestic cars are made in Canada or Mexico. However, a lot of people don't realize one thing: they may be assembled here, but the money goes back to Japan.
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