Spring Hill expects to survive GM cuts General Motors is under the gun to rein in costs, which means it may have to close as many as four more assembly plants in the United States to offset declining sales, some analysts believe. t there's a consensus among most analysts that GM's assembly plant in Spring Hill will be spared the brunt of the company's cuts because GM has big plans for the cars and sport utility vehicles produced there.
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Spring Hill Grows In The Best Ways All these years later, it still amazes casual visitors that a sprawling auto manufacturing complex like Saturn can be so hard to spot. That an economic entity with such an impact on so many can be comfortably integrated into both the physical and cultural landscape.
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Spring Hill To Cut Production aturn says it will cut production hours by one-third at its Spring Hill, TN plant because of low demand for its compact S-Series sedans, 3-door coupes, and station wagons.
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State's Auto Industry Will Continue To Grow Nissan and Saturn helped Tennessee's automotive industry grow from Peterbilt's big truck plant in Madison and a handful of suppliers in 1980 to an industry that employs more than 150,000 people and includes three major assembly plants and more than 800 suppliers.
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Techniques Saturn's innovative manufacturing methods have not only helped it build world-class cars, but it also helped the company forge stronger labor ties with its workers.
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World Class Vehicle Launch Timing During 1995 and 1996, Saturn accomplished the launch of redesigned products with minimal downtime. Admittedly, the level of change for the redesigned vehicle was not as significant as for other vehicles within General Motors; however, it does represent evidence that progress is being made within the company.
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