Forbes Magazine spotlights Mexico's auto manufacturing boom
America's Car Capital Will Soon Be Mexico
Forum Discussion
Aside from the DROLL and uninteresting off topic posts.
Mexico is building up it's infrastructure.
They can build vehicles more efficiently than Japan (based on the article)
And that's not rumor.
The rumor around the closure of Color Marino RV park is that investors have plans to build out that entire stretch of coast.
Supposedly, an international airport just south of there is also part of the plan.
Not rumor;
The Baluarte Bridge has opened an interior city to a deep water port.
So...if you think an important part of the message is how many clicks Forbes magazine gets. . .I find it humorous if not a bit sad.
It took the Japanese 50 years to go from making cheap junk to Lexus's and Sony gear.
It took the Chinese 30 years to go from starvation to launching an advanced space program.
Mexico has the most liberal foreign trade policy of any nation. And there are many players in the game.
The smart money isn't on building bigger fences.
Mexico is building up it's infrastructure.
They can build vehicles more efficiently than Japan (based on the article)
And that's not rumor.
The rumor around the closure of Color Marino RV park is that investors have plans to build out that entire stretch of coast.
Supposedly, an international airport just south of there is also part of the plan.
Not rumor;
The Baluarte Bridge has opened an interior city to a deep water port.
So...if you think an important part of the message is how many clicks Forbes magazine gets. . .I find it humorous if not a bit sad.
It took the Japanese 50 years to go from making cheap junk to Lexus's and Sony gear.
It took the Chinese 30 years to go from starvation to launching an advanced space program.
Mexico has the most liberal foreign trade policy of any nation. And there are many players in the game.
The smart money isn't on building bigger fences.
