Poll: Americans Say U.S. Cars Top Asian Autos
WASHINGTON – Could the U.S. love affair with foreign autos be cooling?
An Associated Press-GfK Poll shows that more Americans now say U.S.-made automobiles are better than cars made by Asian countries.
People give American autos an edge over their Asian competitors 38 percent to 33 percent.
That’s a modest advantage, but a big turnabout from a 2006 AP-AOL poll in which Americans picked Asian-made autos over U.S. autos for quality, 46 percent to 29 percent.
