Ford, GM, Other Car Giants are Going “Rouge”

This could trigger the greatest upheaval in the American auto industry since the dawn of the Model T in 1908… and it’s all happening right here, in the middle of the American heartland.

What am I talking about?

To explain, let me take you back to the story of another revolutionary project that radically transformed America’s fortunes – it was called the “Ford River Rouge Complex…”

Built on the banks of the River Rouge, it was the Ford Motor Company’s complete reinvention of the America factory. And it was massive – 1 mile long and 1.5 miles across.

By the time it was completed – in 1928 – it was the largest integrated factory in the world, with its own docks and 100 miles of interior railroad track. It even had its own steel mill and electrical plant!

“The Rouge,” as it was known, built Model T parts… it built anti-submarine boats in World War I… and jeeps and aircraft engines in World War II… and also the Thunderbird, Mustang, and F-150.

And now Ford is about to do it again…

They’re about to revolutionize the electric vehicle industry… in a way that, yet again, could transform an entire segment of the U.S. economy.

See, once more the auto industry giant is working on an $11.4 billion project that could reinvent how we make cars here in America… only this time, electric cars (EVs)…

It could be the largest and most advanced projects of its kind…

It also promises to create more than 11,000 jobs…

But more than that, it’s helping to pave the way for what’s known of as a “supercluster” of new investment by other massive companies who want in on this explosive new EV shift ahead.

And that wealth has a way of rippling out to other companies in the same space.

For instance, just miles away from this massive Ford project, General Motors is building its own massive new EV project. And they’ve just upped their multi-year commitment to $35 billion.

Meanwhile, Toyota wants in on this with a commitment of $3.8 billion… BMW is in for another $1.7 billion… Hyundai just invested $5.5 billion…

Nissan, Mercedes, and Volkswagen are also “in” on this market-redefining mega-opportunity.

Here’s what’s really exciting, though – as bigger companies pour in billions, they’re also paving the way for investments in smaller, lesser-known firms that could also benefit.

According to famed Wall Street Analyst, Eric Fry, more than 220 top institutional firms are rolling in to claim a stake – including giant firms like Bain Capital, Morgan Stanley, and Vanguard.

And yet, you don’t need extreme wealth to get in on this.

All you need is about $50 to start.

In fact, Mr. Fry – who has famously identified at least 41 different companies that have each soared 1,000% of higher – has created a special video presentation that reveals how to play this.

To watch the free video – and get the ticker of Mr. Fry’s favorite pick – click here.

About

With Fry’s Investment Report, Eric Fry’s goal is to track the world’s biggest macroeconomic and geopolitical events – and help investors make big gains from those emerging opportunities. Eric is a 30-year international finance expert, former hedge fund manager, and InvestorPlace’s resident expert on global investment trends. He founded his own investment management firm and served as a partner several others. In 2016, he won the Portfolios With Purpose stock-picking contest – Wall Street’s most prestigious investment competition – making him America’s Top Trader.