In 2010, Germany produced more than 5.5 million automobiles; the U.S produced 2.7 million. At the same time, the average auto worker in Germany made $67.14 per hour in salary in benefits; the average one in the U.S. made $33.77 per hour. Yet Germany’s big three car companies—BMW, Daimler(Mercedes-Benz), and Volkswagen—are very profitable.
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The "statistics" of the US pay/benefits is skewed due to the lower cost production from non-union plants. Examine the cost per hour of union plants, and you'll easily see why they got into troubled waters. There is a huge difference in cost between a union and a non-union shop.
Just look at the prices on those German made cars too!
That's what I was thinking 1:06
60k for German....35k for American and none of them are worth what we have to pay for them
Simply put German cars are way better engineered and better built. Thats why they sell so many of them
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