The Cobo Center, home to the Detroit Auto Show, provides approximately $600 million annually to the local economies, with much of that money coming from the show itself. With that in mind, state and local officials are working on a plan to spend $595 million to expand and renovate the center. This change would include adding an additional 120,000 square feet, which would create room for even more automakers (C'mon Tata, show us your Nanos). We're supportive of the idea, if only to create space for more surprise Chinese test drives and booth babes. [AP via MLive]














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That only comes to $5,000 per square foot.
This town is so over.....
Ooo, more space for Porsche to not be in.
@Rust-MyEnemy: COTD!!!!
pffffffffffffffffft. Matt! dont be fooled. This is Cobo expansion scenario Part X. There's one every 6 months. Until Kwame and L. Brooks Patterson can stand to be in the same room.........Cobo ain't expanding................and god knows it needs to........bad carpet and a statue of Joe Louis ain't gonna bandage that place.
when is that little shit [kwame] leaving that shell of a city?
This must be the expanded auto industry that Mittens Romney keeps taking about.
@damnElantra:
he be Mayor For Life
thats disappointing. i swear if there were any real life mayor quimby, kwame would be it.
didnt he use maintenance money to build a secret swimming pool?
@tonashideska: Mittens!!!
@damnElantra: "Don't you mean 3 million dollars?"
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