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MARCO @ Mar 26th 2008 10:31AM
I wonder whats VW's definition of "vicinity" is...I live in Greenville SC, and its no doubt that BMW has a large foothold in the upstate. Not to mention they are practically right next to the fairly large Greenville/Spartanburg Airport. BMW also uses to large for portion of Charleston's ports to transport their vehicles overseas. Not sure VW in upstate South Carolina would work out.
Galley @ Mar 26th 2008 10:30AM
We here in Greenville certainly have everything VW needs for their new plant, but the proposed Powdersville location is only about 20 miles from BMW. Hmmm...