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>> well, it could mean that to some degree. the problem as well, is that a lot of these cars made by gm, ford, chrysler, they also use some japanese parts. in some cases they might be finding out in the next couple weeks theyre unable to build some vehicles. the problem right now is that a lot of the cars that are in high demand, the fuel-efficient, smaller cars, a lot every made in japan, a lot of them are in danger of potentially having some of these disruptions affect them. nick, on a more,...

Vehicles likely to driving up american sticker prices at a time when buyers are looking for more fiduciary-efficient wheels. add on to that the rising cost of gas and you have a recipe for very expensive summer coming our way. how are those shutdowns going to affect us over the long haul? "new york times" reporter nick bunkly covers the automotive industry. nick, car sales, theyve been up over the last couple months. many say thats a sign of the economic recovery that were mildly going through...

If its slowly going up, people dont tend to panic, but when it goes up and down and people dont feel like they know where its headed, thats whether it can throw the entry into disarray. >> nick bunkly, thanks for coming on dada. we appreciate your time. up next, why are babies dying at ft. bragg military base. its a question a lot stef people are asking. sometimes youw to finish what you started today. for the aches and sleeplessness in between, theres motrin pm. no other medicine, not even ad...

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