It's not a mall. We want people to park their cars, walk around, go to lunch, go to a store and go to a movie. We want them to feel like it's the center of town.

It would be one thing if the cars were flexible like a caterpillar or something, but they are not.

The store will take some of the bulk of work from the lunch people because we will sell some snacks as well.

Think of it as a shopping mall and their station is the little store in the back next to where you get your nails done.

Most of our guys fix cars and build houses. We're not like NFL Europe that's using the continent as a farm system for American players. We're trying to grow the game here.

In a recent speech Walter Reuther told of a visit to the new automatically operated Ford plant in Cleveland. Pointing to the robots, his host asked him, “How are you going to collect union dues from those guys?” The C.I.O. president … returned an equally pertinent question: “And how are you going to get them to buy cars?