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Mitsubishi Starts New Endeavor Plant Week(S) Units Lost PLANT OVERTIME Down Per Week ■ Plant Mitsubishi Motors North America Ford CAMI Inc production SCHEDULED PLANT CLOSINGS Mitsubishi starts new Endeavor Plant Week(s) Units lost PLANT OVERTIME down per week ■ Plant Mitsubishi Motors North America Ford CAMI Inc. Manufacturing Division began 1/13-1/17 1/18 Ingersoll, Ontario 1/20 2,250 production of the Mitsubishi En- Kansas City, Mo. truck x - Lorain, Ohio truck x - Ford deavor the week ending Jan. 11. The Louisville, Ky. truck x - Avon Lake, Ohio Normal, Ill., plant built four of the 1 Michigan Truck Ford Escape sport-utilities that week. (Wayne, Mich.) truck x - GM ■ Norfolk, Va. truck x - Lansing Craft Centre Toyota Motor Manufacturing Ca- Ontario Truck (Lansing, Mich.)2 nada produced its last Toyota Cam- (Oakville, Ontario) truck x - Doraville, Ga. 1/20 5,225 ry Solara on Dec. 20. A total of Mitsubishi built four Endeavors St. Louis truck x - Total units lost week of 1/20 7,475 in the first week of production. Twin Cities 175,078 Camry Solaras were built at (St. Paul, Minn.) truck x - Note: DaimlerChrysler did not report the plant in Cambridge, Ontario, 1 Vehicle side of plant down for changeover until since the cars began production in ■ Mexico car production dropped 5.7 summer 2003 GM 2 Down for changeover until first quarter 2003 June 1998. The Camry Solara will be- percent over 2001, or 69,238 units. 1/13-1/17 1/18 Source: Automotive News Data Center gin production at Toyota’s George- Ford Motor Co. was the biggest loser, Bowling Green, Ky. car x - Arlington, Texas truck x x town, Ky., plant on July 7. down 22.7 percent, or 53,816 units. Fort Wayne, Ind. truck x - ■ Mexico truck production set a Of that, 40,427 were light trucks built Moraine, Ohio truck - x record with 634,578 trucks pro- for export. General Motors had the Oshawa, Ontario truck - x Pontiac, Mich. (East) truck - x duced in 2002. This surpasses the biggest gain — 13.4 percent, or Wentzville, Mo. truck x - 2001 record of 618,557 trucks. 60,105 units. Of that, 52,888 were light trucks built for export. — Debi Domby NORTH AMERICA CAR AND TRUCK PRODUCTION Vehicles are assembled in the United States unless noted. Vehicles are cars unless noted. Available online at www.automotivenews.com 1/13- 1/1- 1/1- 1/1- 1/13- 1/1- 1/1- 1/1- 1/13- 1/1- 1/1- 1/1- 1/18/03† 1/18/03† 1/18/03†I> 1/19/02 1/18/03† 1/18/03† 1/18/03†I> 1/19/02 1/18/03† 1/18/03† 1/18/03†I> 1/19/02 300M (Can.) 0 0 0 1,614 Escalade (trk.) 779 1,824 1,824 2,437 Accord 8,681 19,168 19,168 18,319 Concorde (Can.) 0 0 0 1,225 Escalade ESV (Mex. trk.) 72 139 139 0 Accord (Mex.) 585 1,402 1,402 1,476 Neon 15 36 36 901 Escalade EXT (Mex. trk.) 258 527 527 279 Civic 3,811 8,415 8,415 12,125 Neon (rhd) * 12 29 29 223 Total Cadillac 4,382 10,298 10,298 10,961 Civic (Can.) 4,090 8,822 8,822 8,425 Prowler 0 0 0 104 Camaro (Can.) 0 0 0 811 Element (trk.) 1,578 3,587 3,587 0 PT Cruiser (Mex.) 3,805 8,296 8,296 7,702 Cavalier 5,558 13,259 13,259 13,116 Odyssey (trk.) 4,886 11,103 11,103 1,457 Sebring 1,248 2,990 2,990 7,070 Cavalier (Mex.) 935 1,905 1,905 461 Odyssey (Can. trk.) 452 1,148 1,148 7,771 Sebring convertible 893 2,139 2,139 2,545 Corvette 782 1,839 1,839 1,948 Pilot (Can. trk.) 2,163 5,494 5,494 0 Town & Country (Can. trk.) 3,068 3,068 3,068 4,900 Impala (Can.) 6,352 15,160 15,160 11,996 Total Honda Div. 26,246 59,139 59,139 49,573 Voyager (trk.) 564 564 564 1,458 Joy/Swing (Mex.) 610 1,346 1,346 808 Total U.S. car 14,131 31,201 31,201 36,256 Total Chrysler Div. 9,605 17,122 17,122 27,742 Malibu 4,063 9,693 9,693 9,804 Total Can. car 4,334 9,348 9,348 8,811 Intrepid (Can.) 0 0 0 3,813 Monte Carlo (Can.) 1,449 3,458 3,458 4,370 Total Mex. car 585 1,402 1,402 1,476 Neon 3,548 8,500 8,500 7,366 Monza (Mex.) 25 66 66 423 Total U.S. truck 6,464 14,690 14,690 1,457 Stratus 1,870 4,479 4,479 5,433 Astro (trk.) 1,387 3,247 3,247 0 Total Can. truck 3,890 9,879 9,879 10,579 Viper 24 58 58 105 Avalanche (Mex. trk.) 2,211 4,519 4,519 4,938 Honda 29,404 66,520 66,520 58,579 Caravan (trk.) 4,520 4,520 4,520 8,296 Blazer (trk.) 1,158 2,711 2,711 2,621 Chrysler Sebring 120 284 284 366 Caravan (Can. trk.) 3,401 3,401 3,401 3,589 Express (trk.) 2,627 6,149 6,149 2,246 Dodge Stratus 384 912 912 564 Dakota (trk.) 0 3,777 3,777 8,644 Medium (trk.) 215 503 503 360 Eclipse 1,196 2,838 2,838 2,316 Durango (trk.) 3,061 7,334 7,334 6,029 S10 (trk.) 3,358 7,861 7,861 3,185 Eclipse convertible 310 735 735 721 Ram pickup (trk.) 7,413 17,760 17,760 11,846 Silverado (trk.) 10,526 24,641 24,641 25,436 Galant 2,269 5,385 5,385 2,774 Ram pickup (Mex. trk.) 3,888 7,603 7,603 12,832 Silverado (Can. trk.) 5,174 10,327 10,327 13,370 Endeavor (trk.) 89 93 93 0 Ram van (Can. trk.) 733 2,385 2,385 1,525 Suburban (trk.) 1,199 2,807 2,807 5,280 Total U.S. car 4,279 10,154 10,154 6,741 Ram wagon (Can. trk.) 0 0 0 623 Tahoe (trk.) 4,152 9,720 9,720 11,407 Total U.S. truck 89 93 93 0 Total Dodge 28,458 59,817 59,817 70,101 TrailBlazer (trk.) 3,954 9,256 9,256 11,817 Mitsubishi Motor Mfg. 4,368 10,247 10,247 6,741 Grand Cherokee (trk.) 5,640 13,512 13,512 12,217 TrailBlazer EXT (trk.) 2,115 4,951 4,951 0 Altima 4,760 11,062 11,062 12,606 Liberty (trk.) 4,904 11,749 11,749 12,632 Venture (trk.) 2,577 6,032 6,032 0 Platina (Mex.) 721 1,853 1,853 0 Wrangler (trk.) 1,892 4,534 4,534 2,918 Other (Mex. trk.) 2,483 5,307 5,307 5,720 Sentra (Mex.) 2,411 6,323 6,323 9,129 Total Jeep 12,436 29,795 29,795 27,767 Total Chevrolet 62,910 144,757 144,757 130,117 Tsubame (Mex.) 9 24 24 120 Mercedes M class (trk.)‡ 1,770 4,247 4,247 4,719 Envoy (trk.) 1,648 3,858 3,858 4,659 Tsuru (Mex.) 951 2,518 2,518 5,468 Total DaimlerChrysler Corp. 50,499 106,734 106,734 125,610 Envoy XL (trk.) 1,267 2,966 2,966 0 Frontier (trk.) 1,430 3,361 3,361 5,163 Total U.S. car 7,610 18,231 18,231 23,747 Jimmy (trk.) 60 140 140 51 Pickup (Mex. trk.) 201 481 481 2,063 Total Can. car 0 0 0 6,652 Medium (trk.) 315 738 738 711 Xterra (trk.) 1,730 4,095 4,095 7,215 Total Mex. car 3,805 8,296 8,296 7,702 Safari (trk.) 241 564 564 0 Total U.S. car 4,760 11,062 11,062 12,606 Total U.S. truck 29,764 67,997 67,997 68,759 Savana (trk.) 854 1,999 1,999 964 Total Mex. car 4,092 10,718 10,718 14,717 Total Can. truck 7,202 8,854 8,854 10,637 Sierra (trk.) 2,749 6,435 6,435 8,668 Total U.S. truck 3,160 7,456 7,456 12,378 Total Mex. truck 3,888 7,603 7,603 12,832 Sierra (Can. trk.) 1,438 2,870 2,870 4,938 Total Mex. truck 201 481 481 2,063 DaimlerChrysler AG 52,269 110,981 110,981 130,329 Sonoma (trk.) 851 1,993 1,993 1,010 Nissan‡ 12,213 29,717 29,717 41,764 Crown Victoria (Can.) 2,125 5,057 5,057 5,933 Yukon (trk.) 1,876 4,391 4,391 4,431 Pontiac Vibe 1,455 3,740 3,740 1,081 Escort/ZX2 (Mex.) 0 575 575 4,480 Yukon XL (trk.) 924 2,163 2,163 1,664 Toyota Corolla 2,929 7,666 7,666 3,147 Fiesta Ikon (Mex.) 444 862 862 1,553 Total GMC 12,223 28,117 28,117 27,096 Toyota Voltz* 70 196 196 0 Focus 4,353 10,378 10,378 15,547 Alero 1,757 4,191 4,191 7,155 Toyota Tacoma (trk.) 3,274 8,531 8,531 10,210 Focus (Mex.) 0 1,569 1,569 4,052 Aurora 103 245 245 1,311 Total U.S.
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