Jolly

Do All HHRs come from GM Ramos Arizpe? here is the image from Google Earth.

jeffs396

yes

oneton

ALSO;

It is a major industrial center, founded in 1674, featuring many automotive industrial parks. Several major companies have large operations in Ramos Arizpe or its surroundings, such the General Motors assembly plant (Home of the Chevy C2, Saturn Vue and HHR), Chrysler Saltillo Engine Plant (Home of the 5,7Lt V8 HEMI engine)

hyperv6

No it is SI Senior.

wxman

What's that on the left? A mountain of smoldering coal?

Darkangel

I would guess a shadow from the cloud??????

wxman

lol, yeah a shadow makes sense. I would probably have fun with those ink blot tests. :)

hyperv6

Yes it is the cloud.

But it is not strange to have smoldering piles of things burning in Mexico. Also things floating in the water that you don't want to know what they are.

desertrat

Read about the decline of Detroit on the front page of today's Wall Street Journal. I feel bad about driving a car assembled in Mexico of driveline componants made in the USA. You probably won't see a reversal of this until the USA sinks as low as Mexico or Mexico rises to our standards, take your pick.

hyperv6

Don't feel too bad as the money made comes to a company owned and based in America.

Little of the Profits made on Marysville Hondas don't stay in Ohio!

People in this country are coming to terms with the fact we all are not going to make $45 Per Hour to put a screw in a hole any longer.

We pay a very fair wage at work and still can't get people to pass a drug test or show up every day. We have even lowered our standards from what was required to be highered and kept on the job and still can not get people that we can retain. To many companies to day they are just thrilled if you show up everyday.

Jobs are here for people willing to work or at least for the ones willing to put the drugs down and show up.