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Production Chicago Builds Its Last Taurus, Sable production Scheduled plant GM overtime 4/26-4/30 5/1 Bowling Green, Ky. car x - Chicago builds its last Taurus, Sable Plant DaimlerChrysler Fairfax 4/26-4/30 5/1 (Kansas City, Kan.) car x x ■ The last Ford Taurus and Mer- duced. Taurus and Sable produc- Brampton, Ontario car - x Flint, Mich. truck - x Jefferson Avenue Flint, Mich. (Line 3) truck x - cury Sable rolled off the line at tion continues at the Atlanta as- (Detroit) truck x x Fort Wayne, Ind. truck x - Ford Motor Co.’s Chicago assem- sembly plant. Newark, Del. truck x x Lansing Craft Centre bly plant on Friday, April 23. The ■ U.S. car and truck production Saltillo, Mexico truck x - (Lansing, Mich.) truck x x cars have been built at the plant reached 4 million units on April 23, St. Louis (North) truck x - Oshawa, Ontario truck - x Toledo, Ohio truck x - since October 1985. The plant will two days earlier than in 2003. Toledo, Ohio (Line 2) truck x - Warren Truck be closed for about three months Overall U.S. production is down (Warren, Mich.) truck x - Plant closings for changeover to the 2005 model 0.5 percent, or 21,343 units, from Windsor, Ontario truck - x Plant Week(s) Units lost down per week Ford Five Hundred and Freestyle 2003. and Mercury Montego. In 2003, ■ North American car and truck Ford 4/19-4/23 4/24 Ford Dearborn, Mich. car x - Chicago 4/26 * 147,432 Taurus and 26,751 Sable production reached 5 million units Avon Lake, Ohio truck x - units were built at Chicago. This on April 23, seven days later than Kansas City SUV (Kansas City, Mo.) truck x - GM year, about 56,000 Taurus and in 2003. Kansas City Truck Oklahoma City 4/26 3,325 7,000 Sable units have been pro- — Debi Domby (Kansas City, Mo.) truck x x Wilmington, Del. 4/26 1,050 Lorain, Ohio truck x - Total units lost week of 4/26 4,375 Michigan Truck *Changeover (Wayne, Mich.) truck x - Source: Automotive News Data Center Norfolk, Va. truck x - North America car and truck production, week ending April 24, 2004 Unless noted, vehicles are cars and assembled in the United States. 4/19- 4/1- 1/1- 1/1- 4/19- 4/1- 1/1- 1/1- 4/19- 4/1- 1/1- 1/1- 4/24/04† 4/24/04† 4/24/04† 4/26/03 4/24/04† 4/24/04† 4/24/04† 4/26/03 4/24/04† 4/24/04† 4/24/04† 4/26/03 Hummer H1 (trk.) 17 44 163 229 Total Canada car 4,548 13,391 70,765 61,857 Accord 6,817 21,838 113,539 131,128 Hummer H2 (trk.) 439 1,344 6,457 15,625 Total Mexico car 1,303 2,961 21,621 34,818 Accord (Mex.) 414 1,327 2,295 8,772 AM GENERAL 456 1,388 6,620 15,854 Total U.S. truck 50,051 152,776 772,843 818,215 Civic 3,102 9,938 49,538 47,996 Mazda Mazda6 sedan 736 1,415 10,603 30,410 Total Canada truck 7,551 22,143 94,804 99,583 Civic (Can.) 3,860 12,288 61,161 62,875 Mazda Mazda6 hatchback 719 1,948 7,617 0 Total Mexico truck 511 1,594 6,668 17,894 Element (trk.) 1,328 4,465 23,293 33,015 Mazda Mazda6 wagon 870 2,488 4,273 0 FORD MOTOR CO. 85,457 253,593 1,258,216 1,320,286 Odyssey (trk.) 2,975 10,003 49,875 55,339 AUTOALLIANCE‡ 2,325 5,851 22,493 30,410 Century (Can.) 1,834 5,704 28,393 53,561 Odyssey (Can. trk.) 449 1,443 6,371 8,670 Z4 roadster 607 2,035 12,794 20,128 LeSabre 1,422 7,671 35,129 34,903 Pilot (Can. trk.) 2,371 7,619 38,723 37,118 X5 (trk.) 2,146 6,719 33,859 34,835 Park Avenue 931 2,770 7,479 8,991 Total Honda Division 21,316 68,921 344,795 384,913 Total U.S. car 607 2,035 12,794 20,128 Regal (Can.) 584 1,557 5,853 9,676 Total U.S. car 11,472 36,751 188,515 204,608 Total Mexico car 0 0 0 327 Rainier (trk.) 472 1,427 9,220 0 Total Canada car 3,977 12,661 62,700 65,780 Total U.S. truck 2,146 6,719 33,859 34,835 Rendezvous (Mex. trk.) 1,306 3,231 21,693 22,524 Total Mexico car 414 1,327 2,295 8,772 BMW MFG. CORP.‡ 2,753 8,754 46,653 55,290 Total Buick 6,549 22,360 107,767 129,655 Total U.S. truck 4,303 14,468 73,168 88,354 CTS 1,581 4,712 23,184 20,656 Total Canada truck 4,124 13,252 66,024 68,623 Chevrolet Equinox (trk.) 2,050 6,197 14,406 0 HONDA 24,290 78,459 392,702 436,137 Chevrolet Tracker (trk.) 0 0 4,543 18,485 DeVille 0 2,944 23,060 23,543 Suzuki Vitara (trk.) 0 0 26 2,659 Seville 0 0 5 5,300 Chrysler Sebring 203 597 3,372 4,141 Dodge Stratus 526 1,546 6,834 3,596 CAMI 2,050 6,197 18,975 21,144 XLR 122 353 1,675 99 Escalade (trk.) 925 2,794 14,253 12,625 Eclipse 140 412 1,063 14,908 300M (Can.) 0 0 0 11,143 Escalade ESV (Mex. trk.) 518 1,594 6,327 4,410 Eclipse convertible 138 406 1,374 5,336 300 (Can.) 3,569 10,167 30,214 0 Escalade EXT (Mex. trk.) 262 794 3,360 4,127 Galant 1,556 4,576 23,297 28,069 Concorde (Can.) 0 0 0 11,895 SRX (trk.) 940 2,841 14,823 0 Endeavor (trk.) 371 1,323 8,466 11,099 Neon 54 170 499 356 Total Cadillac 4,348 16,032 86,687 70,760 Total U.S. car 2,563 7,537 35,940 56,050 Neon (rhd) * 10 32 201 391 Cavalier 4,952 14,137 54,468 89,165 Total U.S. truck 371 1,323 8,466 11,099 PT Cruiser (Mex.) 2,500 7,980 34,275 45,971 Cavalier (Mex.) 727 2,030 3,776 11,062 MITSUBISHI MOTOR MFG. 2,934 8,860 44,406 67,149 PT Cruiser convertible (Mex.) 1,171 4,117 15,285 0 Chevy Pop (Mex.) 1,072 3,495 20,690 14,436 Infiniti QX56 (trk.) 300 1,134 4,005 0 Sebring 1,565 4,685 25,186 20,308 Corvette 781 2,219 10,600 12,316 Altima 4,970 17,095 82,236 70,162 Sebring convertible 1,342 4,022 15,889 21,699 Impala (Can.) 0 12,784 93,864 100,185 Maxima 1,530 5,485 29,994 17,324 Pacifica (Can. trk.) 3,273 10,272 34,351 14,148 Classic/Malibu (2003) 2,324 6,936 36,757 66,200 Platina (Mex.) 1,136 3,635 14,661 19,374 Town & Country (trk.) 735 2,337 10,790 0 Malibu (2004), Maxx 4,581 13,335 67,534 0 Sentra (Mex.) 2,929 9,373 43,182 47,439 Town & Country (Can. trk.) 2,110 6,754 36,307 38,741 Monte Carlo (Can.) 0 2,894 20,728 26,579 Tsubame (Mex.) 0 0 92 141 Voyager (trk.) 0 0 0 7,124 Monza (Mex.) 433 1,397 6,525 2,515 Tsuru (Mex.) 1,645 5,264 24,916 21,867 Total Chrysler Division 16,329 50,536 202,997 171,776 Astro (trk.) 727 1,895 11,974 12,238 Armada (trk.) 720 2,323 11,970 0 Intrepid (Can.) 0 0 0 37,630 Avalanche (Mex. trk.) 2,332 7,124 32,024 29,176 Frontier (trk.) 1,760 5,536 27,442 17,227 Magnum (Can.) 319 453 837 0 Blazer (trk.) 797 2,408 9,676 22,408 Pickup (Mex. trk.) 727 2,327 11,487 8,026 Neon 3,054 9,753 47,298 47,586 Colorado (trk.) 3,706 11,199 55,654 0 Quest (trk.) 1,130 3,583 18,422 0 Stratus 2,543 7,620 31,111 30,307 Express (trk.) 2,039 6,161 33,822 43,931 Titan (trk.) 2,300 7,437 36,576 0 Viper 60 191 921 790 Medium (trk.) 285 861 4,371 2,773 Xterra (trk.) 1,240 4,097 26,023 20,517 Caravan (trk.) 4,480 14,270 62,752 68,904 S10 (trk.) 0 0 628 49,023 Total Nissan Division 20,087 66,155 327,001 222,077 Caravan (Can. trk.) 2,496 7,968 37,693 34,848 Silverado (trk.) 11,087 33,503 172,020 186,616 Total U.S. car 6,500 22,580 112,230 87,486 Dakota (trk.) 2,901 9,242 38,379 32,522 Silverado (Can. trk.) 5,344 15,622 75,475 80,927 Total Mexico car 5,710 18,272 82,851 88,821 Durango (trk.) 4,171 13,328 64,514 28,427 SSR (trk.) 346 1,046 5,508 28 Total U.S. truck 7,450 24,110 124,438 37,744 Ram pickup (trk.) 8,097 25,837 117,438 109,544 Suburban (trk.) 1,042 3,150 17,925 26,146 Total Mexico truck 727 2,327 11,487 8,026 Ram pickup (Mex.
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