Toyota opening $1.6B plant in Alabama

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Meanwhile, Louisiana still stuck in the dark ages.

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Sad, but true!

I'm addition to the Mercedes plant that already exists. frick Alabama. but damn do they do well with attracting industry.

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The plant, which will employ up to 4,000 people and produce about 300,000 vehicles a year, will be located in Huntsville, Alabama

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fricking Huntsville man. They keep winning.

Huntsville keeps winning because it has so much going for it. Wealthiest area in Alabama with good government and leadership

Meanwhile Honor Code is scheming a way to tax or sue the remaining industry out of the state

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What’s an average worker going to make a year there?

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Enough to live a lot more comfortably than the cucks who live in expensive arse blue states working the same gig...

It's going to be great for jobs for a lot of people,and it is an obvious great place to build.

I still hate to see it happen. It's going right in my old stomping ground,from when I was a kid.
It's an old Farm called The Lowe Farm,several thousand acres,more recently owned by a doctor from Decatur.
I use to drive all over there in old willys jeep and my 3 wheeler and hunt and fish and look for arrowheads. When I was older that's where I would take my girlfriends to get lucky,or not.
It's located between Beaver Dam Springs and Limestone Creek,there was lots of land,but no people at all.

DAMN YOU PROGRESS... I want to scream at the sky a bit myself.

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Wealthiest area in Alabama with good government and leadership



AKA White people

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Actually,that area is probably about 50%/50% if I was just guessing. Until recently it's been very rural,but they put The Polaris factory south of there a couple of miles already,so It's been changing fast.

There is a huge Toyota plant in Huntsville. That’s interesting

I think a lot has to do with cheap power,thanks to TVA,and the land is so ideal for building on.
The site where The Toyota plant will be going in ,is up on a slight hill,it drains well,not rocky. Good deep top soil,easy to grade,mostly already cleared for farming.

There are many thousands more acres of identical property available, surrounding this site too.
I think the Polaris and Toyota plants are just the beginning of what is about to happen there.
As I have already said,I know it's good for a lot of people,but I kind of hate seeing it happen.