Auto industry counts on record sales as new models arrive
AP News analysis notes a forecast of eight million cars sold to offset higher costs and keep profits near record highs. Strong auto demand would lift steel, glass, rubber, and textile suppliers and shape overall economic trends into the 1965 model year. Dealers expect steady inventories and bold midyear sales as buyers clear 1964 models and await the newer designs.
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