[CodeToad]

“The production cost/price breakdown for a typical $30,000 do you know how much goes towards labor? “

I know that over $7,000, alone, 10 years ago, went to pay the pension fund.

You might want to take that stick out of your ass before making snarky comments. It seems to keep you from knowing what you think you know.

[central_va]

BS. For the typical car made in the USA the labor accounts for 8% of the retail price, so 8% of 30K is $2,400. That includes union everything.

The rule of thumb is that it takes 30 man-hours to build a car.

You've bought off on some bad propaganda, usually your posts make sense but you are way off here pal.

PS: I am not defending unions but only using this for comparison. Non union built cars ar in the 6-7% labor range.