@jjking20021998: Subaru is the next company to announcethat it is closing its production facilitles inthe US and laying off its American Employees. They will continue production InJapan and ship their cars to the Us andCanada. This is just one of many layoffs for largecompanles announced in the last two weeksIncluding Nike, Coca Cola, and Google What do you think the primary reason for allof these layoffs Is in 2025? #layoffs #subaru Pproduction #economy

1675lund :

JoeyNYC🗽 :

Looks like the economy is doing great 😂

Happinstance :

look at all that winning

frankjackson2121 :

Are we great yet? I’ll wait

Drecolkris00 :

We’re winning right into bankruptcy

HygoCan :

But he’s the best business man in the world.

aldoalmodovar :

mean while jd Vance is buying land from farmers declaring bankruptcy...

Marianne Henley :

America is not a safe place for anyone! 💙

Joel :

Are we winning yet

🐲Dragust🐉DIY🦉 :

Make America great again right 100%

uppercaseT :

its just gonna cost them more to do that lol

Jdawg :

And Trump purposely fired the Labor Secretary to keep Americans who don’t watch the news etc from knowing just how bad the economy is really getting.

Donna :

Well, on a brighter note: we got the gulf of America and…a 200 million $ ballroom

San :

Look at us getting great 😳😳😳💙

ThatFriggenGinger :

No, Subaru is not closing all its U.S. plants; misinformation circulating online claims it is, but the company is making adjustments to its production strategy, specifically shifting the manufacturing of the Outback model from the United States to Japan. This shift is driven by factors like trade policies and tariffs and is part of a larger plan that includes producing electric vehicles (EVs) in the U.S. and focusing the Subaru of Indiana Automotive plant on other models, such as the Forester.

mushykarrot :

Good Job Trumpers

Brandon 🇲🇽 :

All these jobs being brought in thanks to Trump. 🙄 Manufacturers are leaving and I don't blame them. Trump's economy is destroying the American Economy.

Adam :

they wanted to bring America back to the 20s and look the economy is there

EC :

We voted for this. Nice

Edgar :

not to mention that Disney may start laying off too.

Thump3r Mori :

No, Subaru is not leaving the United States, but it is ending production of the Legacy sedan at its Indiana plant and shifting production of the Outback from the U.S. to Japan due to changing production strategies, tariffs, and a shift in market demand, particularly towards SUVs and hybrids like the Forester. The Subaru of Indiana Automotive (SIA) plant is also transitioning to produce the hybrid Forester SUV, and the company continues to maintain its headquarters and regional operations in the U.S.

The devil :

I’m tired of winning 😅😏💀

krupal patel :

Good 👍 job keep moving forward 👍👍👍👍👍

Christopher Counc415 :

Cars ain’t selling and people just aren’t spending money like before because of the increasing cost of living

kfran210 :

Subaru is not leaving the US; it is shifting some production, specifically the Outback and Legacy, from its Indiana plant to Japan, all other production will remain