Patriots, you're being robbed at the car dealership – and it's not just inflation. While the rest of the world enjoys access to affordable vehicles, Americans are trapped in a rigged system that forces families to pay premium prices for basic transportation.
Here's the smoking gun: Chinese automaker BYD has now surpassed Tesla in global electric vehicle sales, yet Americans can't buy a single BYD vehicle. Why? Because our bloated regulatory state and corporate cronies have created a fortress around the U.S. auto market.
The Global Car Menu Americans Can't Order From
Automotive analyst Karl Brauer recently exposed this scam on "The Drive" podcast, revealing how the so-called "global" auto industry is anything but global when it comes to American consumers. While we're told we live in a free market, families across America are paying double what consumers in other countries pay for similar vehicles.
Think about it – if BYD can outsell Tesla worldwide, shouldn't American families have the choice to buy these more affordable options? Instead, we're stuck with overpriced vehicles loaded with government-mandated features that jack up costs.
"The auto industry is marketed as global — same brands, same badges, same hype. It's easy to assume we're all shopping from the same menu. We're not," automotive experts revealed.
This isn't just about electric vehicles, folks. Across the board, Americans face artificially inflated car prices thanks to protectionist policies that benefit big corporations at the expense of working families.
Trump's America First vs. Corporate Cronyism
Now here's where it gets interesting. President Trump's America First agenda supports American manufacturing – but it also believes in actual competition that benefits consumers, not rigged markets that screw over hardworking families.
The question every American should be asking: Why are we locked out of affordable transportation options available everywhere else in the world? And which politicians are getting rich keeping it that way?
It's time to drain the swamp in Detroit too, Patriots. American families deserve choices, not corporate monopolies disguised as "safety regulations."