Detroit Means Business (1985)
The film opens with an introduction from Lee Iacocca, who discusses General Motors’ recovery and Detroit’s suitability for business. The opening goes on to highlight the city’s existing industries including automotive, high tech manufacturing, video production, conventions, food production, and banking. The video continues to describe the Renaissance Center and Hart Plaza.
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