Cuernavaca, A Once pretty, now sprawling city with volcano views just south of the capital, is a typical Mexican town. Hernan Cortes stopped off there after toppling the Aztec emperor Moctezuma in 1520; the conquistador's stables have since been converted into a smart hotel. Yet on the outskirts of the city, in an enormous industrial park, a visitor could forget he was in Latin America. Nissan, a Japanese car giant, has created a factory the size of a village where from next year it will begin turning out thousands of yellow and chessboard-chequered New York City taxis.
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