The industry further agglomerated?an economics term for the consolidation of an industry in one geographic area?in Detroit, and parts suppliers and skilled laborers followed the largest manufacturers to Motown, making it harder for companies in other regions to compete. Many of the largest remaining non-Detroit carmakers, including Studebaker (South Bend, Ind.) and Nash (Kenosha, Wis.), combined with Detroit-based brands in the 1950s to form American Motors. George Romney, father of the GOP presidential candidate, eventually helmed the company, which was bought by Chrysler in 1987.
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