What Jeep Manufacturing Cars in the United States Means for the Economy

Recently, Jeep introduced a car which can change the world as we know it. The 2011 edition of the Grand Cherokee Jeep will be manufactured completely in the United States. It is hard to image a car being manufactured entirely in the United States, and yet that is exactly what Jeep is doing. The old adage "What is good for GM is good for the America," might be changed. The new motto might be "What is good for Jeep is good for America."

For a century, the automobile has been an incredible catalyst for change, whose influence can be favorably compared with just about any other machine or invention. Manufacturing the Grand Cherokee exclusively in the United States has the potential to permanently change the world for good. The loss of manufacturing jobs in the United States has devastated the American Economy, radically reduced the standard of living in the United States, and left millions and millions of Americans with no economic future in this country. If the Jeep Grand Cherokee starts a new trend in which automobiles are routinely manufactured in the United States, the American Economy should turn around, prosper once again, and offer a bright new future for American workers.

A New Industrialization

The automobile can initiate a new era of industrial expansion in the United States at a time when new jobs, new opportunities, and new industries are desperately needed. From the very beginning, the car has attracted attention, and been admired on multiple levels. The automobile has been considered a sculptural object, the leader in industrialism, and as an impressive piece of engineering. The automobile can once again be the leader of industrialization in the United States and foster a new era of prosperity for the American Worker. This new, bright future is desperately needed by millions and millions of Americans.

The Commercial

The new commercial advertising the Jeep Grand Cherokee is the most inspiring commercial I have ever seen in my life. The commercial actually displays an understanding of American History and Culture. The commercial states that America is a nation of builders and craftsmen, who skillfully build things and beautiful things at that. We do well when we build things, and not so well when we do not. An insightful understanding of American History to say the least.

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Sources: 1. Deyan Sudjic, Director, Design Museum, Fifty Cars That Changed The World, Conran Octopus, The United Kingdom.
2. www.octopusbooks.co.uk
3. www.octopusbooksusa.com
4. www.jeep.com