Defend your right to own a car.

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You are definitely in a fantasy world. Not one of the items that you stated are pricing control policies from the federal government. Not one. Show me these policies and their legal foundation for the regulation of these pieces of private property. Give the actual laws on them, not just your delusional opinion.

Where did I say anything about confiscation? Again, you fail miserably.

And I never said they were pricing control policies from the federal government, did I? Or did you read too deep into it?
Contractionary policy isn't a law. It's methods the government uses to control the supply of a commodity. Guns aren't your private property until you buy one.

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And I never said they were pricing control policies from the federal government, did I? Or did you read too deep into it?
Contractionary policy isn't a law. It's methods the government uses to control the supply of a commodity. Guns aren't your private property until you buy one.

Backpedaling - that's what you are attempting to do.
The fact is, the government, as in federal government, is not doing anything to regulate car prices based upon their abilities. Re-read the discussion from the last couple of pages. That was your main discussion point, and you have shown that you are not able to tie your arguments together.
You are advocating a federal restriction on manfacturing and importing specific products based upon their capabilities. Cars do not have that restriction, period.

Since you are unable to show any policy on pricing control, it appears that you see that your argument has been completely and utterly defeated, and only your desperation keeps you going.