One other aspect of that is for the first time now we are starting to see U.S. cars exported in increasing numbers to Europe and to Japan. Some of these are specialty vehicles -- things like the Jeep and vans which are predominantly U.S. products. But there's a very interesting phenomenon with respect to the question you asked before about quotas. Honda was the first company in the United States to build one of these trans-plants, in Marysville, Ohio. They now have put in an engine facility, and Honda will reach a point shortly where on the order of 75 percent of the car has what we would call domestic value in it, and so it has Honda on the nameplate, but in every other respect it would be classified as a U.S. American car. What happens if Honda decides to export the Accord to Europe? Is that a Japanese export or is it a U.S. export? Honda would argue it's a U.S. export.