Could Detroit’s Automakers Save Its Art Treasures?

June 11, 2014

Chrysler, General Motors and Ford offered up a multi-million dollar deal to help the bankrupt city of Detroit. But are there any strings attached to the cash and will it be enough to save the city?

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