Canada ready to push auto part exports to U S
The Canadian automotive industry aims to expand exports of cars and parts to the United States and other markets. Benefits cited include lower labour costs, a weaker dollar, tariff concessions, and growing Canadian assembly activity near the border, with Studebaker and Volvo examples cited. Canadian manufacturers are urged to buy parts in Canada and limit U S imports while tariffs exemptions encourage exports.
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Stidebaker Corporation
South Bend
Ind
Hamilton
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Eden
Volvo
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Studebaker to Lead with Canadian Built Cars
Studebaker outlines a Canadian factory expansion plan in Hamilton to meet rising world demand. The company commits to ongoing mechanical improvements, heavy duty safety features, and a wide range of powertrain options to deliver durable, economical vehicles for Canadian and U.S. motorists.
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Studebaker
Hamilton
Ontario
U.S
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