Scenarios about 'japanese auto competition'
The rise of Japanese automobile manufacturers as global competitors to established Western car companies, particularly from the 1970s onward. This economic phenomenon transformed the worldwide automotive industry through Japan's emphasis on fuel efficiency, quality control, and lean manufacturing processes, eventually leading to significant market share gains in North America and Europe while forcing traditional automakers to adapt their business practices.
What If Detroit Never Experienced Auto Industry Decline?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Detroit maintained its automotive manufacturing dominance, avoiding the decades of economic hardship, population loss, and urban decay that reshaped the Motor City.