Robert Riley writes about his life in the city of Detroit and his career in the great American automotive industry.
"I love Detroit, but this story isn't about Detroit. In somewhat the same manner, like most Americans, I love cars, but this is not a story about cars. What I really, really loved was being immersed in the business of making American cars, starting at a time almost 60 years ago, when particularly the American automotive industry basked in almost universal admiration."
This book will:
"I love Detroit, but this story isn't about Detroit. In somewhat the same manner, like most Americans, I love cars, but this is not a story about cars. What I really, really loved was being immersed in the business of making American cars, starting at a time almost 60 years ago, when particularly the American automotive industry basked in almost universal admiration."
This book will:
- Demystify the U.S. industry's failure to thrive;
- Propose a scenario for a prosperous and sustainable future for the industry and its host city.