So how many Chrysler plants will actually reopen?

The New Middle Class

 

George W. Bush's legacy

 

Their minivan is still viable. It has a big enough piece of the market share. I think it's around 30%.

 

Hopefully Chrysler's plants won't end up like Packard's:

http://www.opacity.us/forum/index.php?topic=9808.0

 

Somewhere, Grover is breathing hard, and getting all turgid, and doesn't know why.

 

There's a web site devoted to photos of Detroit-area blight. It's fascinating.

 

The Fabulous Ruins of Detroit, perhaps? That Web site is amazing.

Check this one out: http://www.opacity.us/locations/
I spent hours there the first time I happened upon it.

 

You got a problem with trees growing on the roof? What happened to keeping auto plants green?

 

There's a huge Chrysler plant not far from my house. It is always been hailed as one of the most productive ones they have.

 

Those Packard plant photos are as spooky as the Titanic ones.

 

If you fly into Atlanta and land from the east, you get an up close look at the Ford plant in partial demolition state right now. Looks like someone dropped a bomb on it.

 

Because the chick on the left is showing cleavage? And, since she's got a kid, you know she puts out?