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Been making real inroads into -- into their -- into their market share so i'm not quite sure. and the other detroit automakers are really unveiling some quite exciting cars so it's not at all clear that the price factor is going to be the main one. >> you know what i feel is never really clear is what factors should consumers weigh before they decide whether to lease a car or to purchase it outright. i heard an analyst, a business analyst on the fox business network this week saying if you don't have a million dollars in the bank, do not buy a car. i mean, would you agree that buying a car, ba...

The problem is the price factor. the problem is americans love to shop on credit and they love to borrow, and even if they're deleveraging now which they are only to a limited extent, they will soon ramp it up again. it's the nature of the beast. until that fundamentally changes -- it goes back to the old-fashioned days. they used to say the japanese will spend and the americans won't save, and there isn't much change. >> not shocking the overseas fellow accusing us of consuming too much. thank you for joining us. richard, stay with us. we'll be back with you after this. next, it is the larg...

Southeast asia and large parts of the continent are going very fast. europe will start growing again. germany will start. the problem is the price factor. the problem is americans love to shop on credit and they love to borrow and even if they're deleveraging now, which they are only to a limited extent, they will soon ramp it up again. it's the nature of the beast. until that fundamentally changes, it goes back to the old faction days. they always used to say the japanese won't spend and the americans won't save. and that really, there isn't much change. >> not shocking accusing us of consumi...