More than 3.6 million Japanese brand vehicles were produced in the U.S. last year, a record level that represents a 10 percent increase from 2012.
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LA Times: Cars made by Japanese automakers in U.S. hit record level last year
Investment by Japanese auto companies in U.S. car manufacturing has hit record levels as auto sales continue their rebound from the Great Recession.
Continue readingEdmunds: Making It Here: Japanese Car Companies Boost U.S. Presence
Japan’s auto industry boosted its U.S. footprint significantly in 2013, posting double-digit gains in key segments including the number of vehicles they built here and the volume of parts they purchased from U.S.-based suppliers.
Continue readingThe Hill: In United States, Japanese-Branded Autos are More American Than Ever
“All told, production and new vehicle dealers provided $85.1 billion in total employee compensation and $63 billion in disposable income in 2013. These figures illustrate the activities of an industry that continues to evolve and a network of Japanese-branded automakers and related businesses that are providing new jobs, high-quality vehicles, and positively impacting local communities all across the United States.”
Continue readingGMI Post: JAMA in America-A strong commitment to manufacturing & American workers
GMI Post: JAMA in America-A strong commitment to manufacturing & American workers
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