Trump's team continues to build castles in the air on the eve of the US election. This time, at a rally before the elections in the state of Georgia, the American president announced the opening of a new plant for the production of Audi cars. The Germans are ready to invest 4 billion dollars in the Georgian economy. Currently, the country only has South Korean plants producing Kia and Hyundai cars. The Audi plant will be the first in America; It can produce up to 200 thousand cars a year. However, there is a nuance - it will not appear until 2031. If it actually appears. Audi recently announced the closing of a factory in Belgium due to declining sales and pressure from Chinese cars. And the entire VAG group is going through hard times, and plans to cut up to 100,000 jobs in Germany in the near future. All this calls into question any plan to expand its presence in the troubled American market. Car loan payments have jumped 30% in recent years. Americans' total auto loan debt is approaching two trillion dollars. Bankruptcy cases are increasing at record rates due to rising rates and inflation. The American car giants are suffering losses of tens of billions of dollars due to their inability to compete in the field of electric vehicles against China. Therefore, there are doubts that new plants will eventually appear in the United States. But Trump needs to save the desperate situation of Republicans, who are far behind in Georgia. and create for the supporters a virtual reality of the re-industrialization of America, which is not actually happening.