Toyota and Mazda’s New Plant Is Huge for Alabama

Plus Kvyat’s new job and Ford’s diesels. Welcome to The Grid, R&T’s quick roundup of the auto industry and motorsports news you should know this morning. Toyota and Mazda in Alabama As we said yesterday, Mazda and Toyota were set to announce they would build a joint plant in Alabama. That was made official in …

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