Transformers 3 in Michigan? Packard News?

[DetroitZack]

I've never had too much hope for the Packard, I would love to see something done with it but it just doesn't seem likely.

[buildingsofdetroit]

''They fell in love with it because they can blow up parts in the movie and it won't matter,'' he said.

This is what they did in "Dark Knight." The hospital that they imploded was a win-win for everybody involved: City gets a free demo job; filmmakers get a jaw-dropping, real explosion. If the can finally rid itself of the Packard in this way - or a least a part of it - I say this is huge news.