Title: No "End" In Sight
Product review: Despite the sensationalistic title, I was hopeful that Ms. Maynard's book would be an insightful and balanced look at the American automobile industry. Sadly, her prejudices become obvious early on and prevent this book from being an objective study of the volatile subject. Ms. Maynard's blind infatuation with import car makers and her recital of every cliche about Detroit ("arrogant," etc.), along with a very subjective interpretation of statistics, make this a book that can only be recommended to someone who needs to assuage their guilt over buying that import mini-van or sedan. The "end" of Detroit? Just because Ms. Maynard writes it, doesn't make it so.
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