A historic Michigan landmark got a face lift thanks to Ford Motor Company after sitting vacant for over three decades. Michigan Central Station, which became an "infamous symbol of Detroit," was bought by Ford in 2018. Over the past six years, 3,100 skilled- trades people worked 1.7 million hours to completely restore the station, so it could house the automaker's autonomous vehicle team as well as shops and restaurants that will be open to the public. The abandoned train station, which opened Thursday for ...