Union solidarity elusive when it comes to cars Published on March 6, 2011 Share Tweet Share Email Comments Print This sign is posted in the parking lot of UAW Local 12 at 2300 Ashland Ave. in Toledo,OH. THE BLADE Buy This Image U.S. and foreign-made cars are parked throughout the lot at Jefferson Junior High School. the blade Buy This Image Some drivers, when questioned about their choice of non-union vehicles, said they shopped for what was convenient. THE BLADE Buy This Image Union-made vehicles parked at McCord Junior High School in Sylvania were outnumbered by non-union vehicles. the blade Buy This Image Private- and public-sector union workers forged a bond in the fight against Senate Bill 5. But will that bond continue when it comes purchasing a union-made vehicle instead of a non-union vehicle? the blade Buy This Image An Acura, Honda's Luxury brand, is among cars in the downtown Toledo Government Lot along Orange Street. The Blade Buy This Image A mix of U.S. and Japanese-brand vehicles are parked at Old Orchard Elementary, where non-union automobiles were outnumbered by union products. THE BLADE Buy This Image A Nissan is just one of the autos parked at Harvard Elementary. The Blade Buy This Image Recommended for you Click to comment