David Welch asks "Why Detroit is Stuck in Second Gear".
It's quite puzzling considering that Japanese brands are doing OK over there. It's not even a case of cheap imports to the US anymore as the Japanese companies are building their cars for the US markets in plants over there.
Is it styling, after sales service or are they really cheaper than the American brands?
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