U.S. automakers see a few good business omens
The worst storms of the economic troubles are past for the auto industry and brighter skies are seen as prime rates fall and Japan hints at limiting auto exports. Analysts say 1981 sales may rise by about 1 million cars, with long term demand supporting up to 12 million annually, though import share and cost competition remain risks to U.S. producers.
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