With the news that GM filed bankruptcy yesterday, we also learned that 14 plants will be closed. Others will be put on standby, which means they could reopen to assist in production, in the event of an increase in business. Thankfully, the Fairfax Assembly Plant in Kansas City, KS, isn’t among the 14 additional facilities GM will close. The Prince Of Thrift was able to obtain the complete list of plant closings. Please check out the list below:
Assembly
Orion, Mich.
Standby Capacity - September 2009
Pontiac, Mich.
Close - October 2009
Spring Hill, Tenn.
Standby Capacity - November 2009
Wilmington, Del.
Close - July 2009
Stamping
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Close - June 2009 (previously announced)
Indianapolis, Ind.
Close - December 2011
Mansfield, Ohio
Close - June 2010
Pontiac, Mich.
Standby Capacity - December 2010
Powertrain
Livonia Engine, Mich.
Close - June 2010
Flint North Components, Mich.
Close - December 2010
Willow Run Site, Mich.
Close - December 2010
Parma Components, Ohio
Close - December 2010
Fredericksburg Components, Virg.
Close - December 2010
Massena Castings, N.Y.
Closed - May 1, 2009 (previously announced)
Service & Parts Operations (SPO)
Warehousing & Parts Distribution Centers
Boston, Mass.
Close – December 31, 2009
Jacksonville, Fla.
Close – December 31, 2009
Columbus, Ohio
Close – December 31, 2009
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