Toyota may build more Camrys at truck plant

Toyota may build more Camrys at truck plant

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Automotive times are a-changin, as fuel-efficient cars are now outselling trucks by a wide margin. Toyota's flexible manufacturing capabilities allow it to adjust to these crazy times, and the Japanese automaker is discussing a plan to build still more Camrys at its Indiana truck plant. The Princeton plant is only running two shifts right now, and its trucks and SUVs are suffering just as much as similar offerings coming out of Detroit. That makes the plant a great fit for the Camry, which sold an astonishing 51,291 units last month. Honda has already decided to increase production of the Civic, which was the top-selling vehicle in the US last month with over 53,000 units leaving the showroom floor.

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Toyota may build more Camrys at truck plant

Makes a lot of sense to me. Today it was announced that the national average of gas was up to $4.00/gal and that is for the lower grade of gas

today i saw an old ass geo metro for sale at a local lot for $2999! i remember no one wanted them and sold them for like $500