In terms of the prices of vehicles in Canada, we price to the market, as do most manufacturers. So on the pricing side, depending on where the Canadian dollar exchange is, you will see the prices of vehicles in Canada higher or lower than what happens in the U.S., depending on what's happening in the market. Back when the Canadian dollar was 65ยข, I believe, DesRosiers Automotive Consultants issued a study that showed cars were, on average, $2,500 cheaper in Canada than they were in the U.S. and trucks were about $3,500 cheaper in Canada. And that was based on the fact that we do price to the market.
To your question about using Canadian labour and Canadian parts, it really is a North American industry. In our case, we purchase parts in Canada for our North American factories, so we will purchase from one or two suppliers, but for commodities across our broad range of vehicles. So that Canadian content gets spread across the broad number of North American vehicles. And the fact that the Canadian dollar, if I understand your question correctly, is lower in Canada will not help the cost of one particular vehicle be lower, because the material content is spread throughout our fleet.