TAILIEUCHUNG - Repurposing Former Automotive Manufacturing Sites

Third, auto manufacturers are reluctant to cut prices on new cars. As Busse, Silva-Risso, and Zettelmeyer (2006) show, this does happen quite regularly via rebates o ered by manufac- turers either to customers or dealers. However, manufacturers are very concerned about how this a ects customers' price image of a car, and what inferences customers might make about the quality of a car if a rebate is o ered. Indeed, customer rebates are used least frequently by manufacturers whose cars have the highest reputation for quality and reliability (such as BMW, Audi, Porsche, Honda, and Toyota). Since car dealers have moderate margins on most new car sales, dealers often have. | Repurposing Former Automotive Manufacturing Sites A report on closed auto manufacturing facilities in the United States and what communities have done to repurpose the sites. Prepared by CAR CENTER FOR AUTOMOTIVE RESEARCH Valerie Sathe Brugeman MPP Kim Hill MPP Joshua Cregger MS Prepared for Office of Recovery for Auto Communities and Workers . Department of Labor November 2011 Repurposing Former Automotive Manufacturing Sites Table of Contents About the Center for Automotive Executive Key Case Lessons Data on Closed and Repurposed Auto Manufacturing Trends in Closed and Repurposed Trends in Repurposed Facility Closed and Repurposed Plant Site Database Case Studies of Former Auto Manufacturing General Motors Assembly Plant in Baltimore Ford Transmission Plant in Batavia Delphi Fuel Injector Plant in Coopersville General Motors Assembly Plant in Doraville Chrysler Lakefront Assembly Plant in Kenosha General Motors Assembly Plant in Sleepy Hollow New General Motors Assembly Plant in South Gate Report Appendix A Glossary of Terms for Repurposed Automotive Facilities Appendix B List of Closed and Repurposed Automotive Manufacturing Center for Automotive Research 2 List of Figures Figure 1 . Automotive Plant Closures by Year Figure 2 Map of Automotive Plant Closings in the . Since Figure 3 Percentage of Closed Facilities by Figure 4 Average Age of Plant Closure by Figure 5 Sites Purchased for Repurposing by Year Figure 6 Repurposed Plants by Figure 7 Geographical Comparison of Facilities that Remain Closed and Repurposed Figure 8 Facilities that Remain Closed and Repurposed Sites by Figure 9 Mean and Median Years

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