Detroit (automotive city)

Detroit, known as the "Motor City," is historically recognized as the heart of the American automotive industry. It became a major hub for car manufacturing, home to the Big Three automakers: General Motors, Ford, and Chrysler. The city's economy and identity grew around automobile production, innovation, and associated industries. Over time, it faced economic challenges due to industry shifts and economic downturns, impacting its population and infrastructure. Today, Detroit is undergoing revitalization efforts, blending its rich automotive heritage with efforts to diversify its economy and restore its urban landscape.