US Automobile manufacturing industry concentrations, 2007

by Mark Schill 11/13/2008
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Chart shows location quotient for NAICS 3361 Motor vehicle manufacturing, including subsets 336111 Automobile manufacturing, 336112 Light truck and utility vehicle manufacturing, and 336120 Heavy duty truck manufacturing
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Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages
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US Automobile manufacturing industry in 2007

Submitted by tinahenry on Mon, 09/26/2011 - 02:21.

Its a good stats in 2007 and day by day it rate is increase because of demand of cars in america and automotive diagnostic tools production its also increases.

This graphic shows the

Submitted by lamontnoble on Tue, 06/28/2011 - 12:29.

This graphic shows the automobile industry concentrations from 2007, I saw a graphic from 2010, it`s the same order of cities but the numbers are reduced. I hope that with all these reforms and laws that are meant to "revive" the automobile manufacturing industry we will see positive results. As a worker at car dealers NJ I see with my own eyes how the global crisis affects this industry branch, just hope that the situation will stabilize and the numbers will grow.

How about the Present trend in 2011

Submitted by mathewsteff on Fri, 06/03/2011 - 04:53.

So how about the present trend in 2011, with recession in US, can we see the similar figures in 2011. Driver safety is also one of the major concern in US. Texas Defensive Driving continues to be an online provider for driving safety courses.

Will these discrepancies on

Submitted by evagrainy on Sun, 03/13/2011 - 12:53.

Will these discrepancies on production spots reflect on production costs, namely on the price we pay for buying a car. I guess not so much, since it stays between the borders of the US. Yet, I never thought about this aspect when buying my new car from car dealers Des Moines. Probably because it didn`t cost that much so as for me to start wondering why.

I see Michigan climbs the

Submitted by josephine on Wed, 03/02/2011 - 07:01.

I see Michigan climbs the charts. I wonder whether the sales statistics concentrate upon the same area. Because, if it were to resort to simple deduction, automobile donation should also reach high quotes in Michigan if it were for the mass production to be purchased locally and stick to its "birth" place.

still the one

Submitted by delaco32 on Sat, 01/22/2011 - 14:09.

it show here that Michigan was number one in 2007. now although is not in top, Michigan remains one of the locations, where are made Audi Parts, motors vehicle manufacturing, even those heavy trucks, all good quality.

It shows that the auto

Submitted by petty on Wed, 03/18/2009 - 01:22.

It shows that the auto supplier plats are highly concentrated in the eastern United States. well, the demands for vehicles auto body parts are greatly influenced by movements in the petrol prices.

Cars

Submitted by amberu on Wed, 02/23/2011 - 12:36.

Well the auto industry has seen a great downfall with the economic recession. But still, people have started spending a lot more on parts like mercedes parts or for their own brand.