Episode 564 - Where's the Profit in China? The Biggest Assembly Plants, Uh-Oh Parts Shortages ~ Autoline Daily

GM's selling more cars in China than in the United States, but guess where most the profit comes from. Speaking of "most" where do the most vehicles get built in North America? We have the answer. Ford is closing a plant due to a supply shortage, and you can expect to see it happen again. All that and more, plus we get some track time in the Dodge Challenger 392.

Episode 564 - Where's the Profit in China? The Biggest Assembly Plants, Uh-Oh Parts Shortages

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