Canadian/Mexican Trucks in the USA?

[Just Nobody]

Is the 30%+ for CAD to USD or MXM to USD?

One USD is Approx 0.70 Cents CND

 

[Boots97]

One USD is Approx 0.70 Cents CND

That's what I figured for USD to CND. It's likely the same way for Mexico. You'd think having plants here in the US would fufill US needs, but I guess not.

 

[Caman96]

It's likely the same way for Mexico

Today in Mexico 1 US dollar is worth 16.75

 

[Boots97]

Today in Mexico 1 US dollar is worth 16.75

WOW! I knew the USD was strong, but not THAT strong. Still surprised that GM needs plants in Mexico and Canada to fulfill US demand though.

 

[Caman96]

WOW! I knew the USD was strong, but not THAT strong. Still surprised that GM needs plants in Mexico and Canada to fulfill US demand though.

That’s 16.75 pesos…obviously.

 

[618 Syndicate]

The gauge system of the 98 looks unique not cause the mph or kmh. But the fuel level dosent have a f or and e the dash lights are almost updated the check engine light is shaped like n engine and not the service engine soon. Thats unique to me. Im 16 so i havent seen em all but i never seen one like that.

I'd imagine that's because the French words for full and empty don't start with F or E, and the engine pictogram is universal as well.

 

[Boots97]

That’s 16.75 pesos…obviously.

Yes, it's pesos but still. That's just amazing.

 

[Caman96]

Still surprised that GM needs plants in Mexico and Canada to fulfill US demand though.

It’s not entirely done to fulfill US demand, labor is cheaper in Mexico.

 

[Boots97]

I'd imagine that's because the French words for full and empty don't start with F or E, and the engine pictogram is universal as well.

Most likely answer.

According to Google Translate from English to French, so may not be accurate:

Full=Compléte/Complet

Empty=Vide

 

[Boots97]

It’s not entirely done to fulfill US demand, labor is cheaper in Mexico.

Labor is cheaper in Mexico, but would it be in Canada as well?