Tuesday, December 16, 2008
The Other American Auto Industry
Do you think there's a message here?...
This is just a part of an article by Fred Barnes at WeeklyStandard.com:
"The southern auto industry mocks Detroit. The transplants make money and aren't asking for help from Washington. The recession has curtailed car sales temporarily, causing the transplants to slow production. But they are expected to expand again once the economy recovers. Volkswagen is currently building a plant outside of Chattanooga, which will produce 150,000 cars a year. But VW, with ambitious plans to increase its American sales, obtained an environmental permit that allows it to make 512,000 autos at the site."
