Cleveland RV Show Eyes Strong 1988 Market
At the I X Center the Great Lakes RV Association show forecast a robust 1988 with 600 display units and 80 000 visitors. Dealers report rising sales in a market where 1987 units reached 215 000 and a 50 000 average household income backs top models including Eurocoach at 88 000 and luxury features across the range.
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Coachmen Industries Inc
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GM Holds Lavish Show at Waldorf to Sell Vision
GM chairman Roger Smith addressed about 300 reporters at the Waldorf Astoria in New York to present a long term plan for turning GM into the world’s leading automaker. He cited plant modernizations, new products, and job gains while acknowledging slower than hoped turnaround and the need for clearer communication.
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Newark, N.J
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