Chevrolet Optimistic of 1935 Production Rise
Chevrolet outlines a strong 1935 plan with two passenger car lines and a full commercial range. Production in 1935 is projected around 3.4 million nationwide, with Chevrolet holding leading output at about 870,000 units in 1934 and expanding the Master De Luxe and New Standard lines. The firm emphasizes reliability, economy, and expanded models to capture market share amid high demand for replacements.
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Chevrolet Produces A Better Truck For 1935
Chevrolet outlines 1934 gains with 165000 domestic commercial sales and 59 percent year over year rise. The message highlights new 1935 features including twenty body types, four wheelbases, a 10 horsepower boost, larger brake drums and redesigned brakes for greater leverage and shorter stopping distance.
Buick Sales Rise in Foreign Markets
Flint Michigan March 23 Indication of improved activity in foreign markets was seen today as Buick Motor Company released figures showing that the percentage of Buick cars shipped knockdown for assembly in General Motors foreign plants has risen steadily over the past two years and now exceeds the 1929 ratio. This year’s shipments to date already surpass the totals for 1932 and 1933 and equal nearly half of 1934’s foreign assembly shipments. The seven year record shows the foreign knockdown shipments rising in relation to domestic production, signaling growing GM foreign assembly activity.
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