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Toyota is preparing a new sub-compact model for the U.S., Canada and Mexico that will be based on the Mazda2, with manufacturing to take place at Mazda’s plant in Mexico. The factory is currently under construction and is scheduled to become operational within the fiscal year ending March 2014.
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- Mazda To Boost Capacity At Mexican Plant To 230,000 Units In 2016
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- Audi To Build New Factory In Mexico, Will Manufacture An Suv From 2016
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- Fiat Looking Into Mexico To Build Its U.s. Bound Alfa Romeos
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Mazda to Build a Toyota-Branded Sub-Compact Based on the Mazda2 in Mexico for North America
Toyota is preparing a new sub-compact model for the U.S., Canada and Mexico that will be based on the Mazda2, with manufacturing to take place at Mazda’s plant in Mexico. The factory is currently under construction and is scheduled to become operational within the fiscal year ending March 2014.
The two companies made the announcement today stating that the as-of-yet, unnamed model will begin production around the summer of 2015 at a pace of 50,000 units per year and will be sold through Toyota dealerships in North America.
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We already know that Mazda will manufacture a Mazda2-based subcompact vehicle for Toyota at the company’s recently inaugurated plant in Mexico, and according to a new report, the Toyota (most likely the next-generation N.A. Yaris) will also use...
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- Audi To Build New Factory In Mexico, Will Manufacture An Suv From 2016
The board of directors have spoken and it has been decided that Audi will build its first North American plant in Mexico. The German automaker said it is still searching for a location to erect the facility, but noted that the selection process will...
- Vw Announces New Engine Plant In Mexico, Will Supply Chattanooga Factory With A Latest Generation Powerplant
Volkswagen has revealed plans to open up a new engine plant in Silao, Mexico in 2013 to supply vehicles made in Puebla, Mexico and Chattanooga in the USA with a latest generation powerplant. Construction works for the plant are set to begin this year....
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