Originally Posted by 98CoupeV6
Depends on the incentive package they're offered by both states. Too bad they don't build in Michigan like Toyota is thinking about, that would help them sell a lot of cars. There's a giant parking lot (formerly Buick City) about 1/4 mile away from me they could use with like no tax on it. Too bad they'd have to employ old pissed off UAW workers
h: That would be really cool and would help the local economy in mid michigan tremendously but I know they'd never do it due to the unions here and the distance from their mid Ohio engine plants.
Lovely sweet smogtastic Flint-and-Pontiac thinking, man.
The Western side of the state would get any new plant investment
from the transplant firms. The eastern part of the state is going to have to pull itself up and/or attract more foreign suppliers.