Volkswagen Unveiling New Car At 2011 North American International Auto Show
For the first time in years Volkswagen is unveiling a new car, and they plan to do it with style. After choosing Chattanooga, Tennessee as the city that the ‘NMS’ would be built in, Volkswagen hired a team of more than 1,000 automotive workers to work on their newest edition. In recent years, more car companies in the US have been closing down plants than building them. In Newark, Delaware, a Chrysler plant was closed down right before Christmas of 2008 and several other car manufacturers followed suit. Now that Volkswagen has put Chattanooga on the automotive manufacturing map, residents are as thankful for the job opportunities as they are of the honor it has brought their legendary city.
Volkswagen to price the yet to be officially named car competitively. It has been designed to include a roomier interior and other features that North Americans seem to love in cars. The production process will start almost immediately after Volkswagen shows the world their newest project at the 2011 North American International Auto Show. Volkswagen plans to have the car in mass production in the early spring of 2011 and on showroom floors by the summer.
Regardless of how the car is received by critics, Chattanooga residents are likely to buy the new Volkswagen in droves. The economy of Chattanooga has been hit hard during the recession, and Volkswagen has helped to bring the type of jobs that local residents are accustomed to working. On top of employing a number of local workers, Volkswagen will be selling their new car at several Chattanooga dealerships first.