Foreign Automakers Set Up Shop in the Heartland

Cars.com | by Eamonn Brennan | Tue, Jul 29

In the 1980s, domestic automakers chided the Japanese for selling here but not building here, and called for a level playing field. The Japanese responded by building in the U.S. but with lower costs, using non-union plants to keep the cost per unit-produced below the cost for domestic-mad...

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