I certainly don't know the area, but this story seems to suggest that the vehicles in this area are ready and awaiting transport:
Stellantis shipping yard flooded in Detroit, Jeep and Ford production disrupted
"A flooded shipping yard near the Jefferson North Assembly Plant in Detroit is filled with what appear to be new
Jeep Grand Cherokee vehicles.
Photos posted by Jeep owners on social media spotlighted dozens of submerged vehicles with water over their windshields. While the vehicles look like Jeep Grand Cherokees, the company was unable to confirm on Saturday night the actual makes and models of the vehicles as they were under water.
"The pictures are of a shipping yard near the JNAP plant, which was also impacted by the severe weather," Stellantis told the Free Press on Saturday.
The flooded site is a central shipping yard where vehicles are held in the lot as they await transport to dealers around the country, Stellantis said.
Vehicles of all kinds are temporarily stored in the area, including the Jeep Grand Cherokee, Jeep Grand Cherokee L, Dodge Durango, minivans, Chargers, Challengers and trucks, Stellantis said. This is a waiting point prior to being picked up to go on trains.
The Auburn Hills automaker declined to specify how many vehicles were affected, what would happen with those vehicles or whether more than one storage site was impacted.
"An assessment will be conducted on the condition of vehicles in the yard. We have no additional information to share at this time," Stellantis told the Free Press."
A flooded shipping yard near the Jefferson North Assembly Plant in Detroit is filled with new vehicles, including what appear to be Jeep Grand Cherokees.
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