The New York Times Agency May 2010
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At Fiat's factory in Tychy, Poland, "a car comes off the assembly line every 55 seconds," the plant's director says in June 2009. For decades, American engineers looking for the secret to small-car success would journey to Japan's Toyota City. These days, they are coming to Tychy. This village set amid the rolling farmland of Silesia is home to Fiat's most advanced factory in Europe, and since the Italian automaker teamed up with Chrysler earlier this year, engineers from Detroit have been making monthly pilgrimages here to eyeball something they can only envy for now: an auto plant that's hiring workers and earning profits. (Rafal Klimkiewicz/The New York Times) 14059948
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