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Tag Archives: assembly
Volvo to build first U.S. factory in Charleston, SC
Plant to create an estimated 2,000 jobs Continue reading
Posted in Auto News, General News
Tagged assembly, charleston, cross country, facility, factory, jobs, plant, Polestar, S60, south carolina, united states, usa, v60, Volvo, XC60, XC90
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Oshawa Assembly Future May Hinge On Union Concessions
Decision on whether to keep GM plant open won’t be made “until well into 2016” Continue reading
Posted in Auto News, General News
Tagged assembly, future, General Motors, GM, Oshawa, production, unifor, union
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Chrysler Starts Windsor Assembly Rebuild Ahead Of New Minivans
New ‘skillet’ production line to improve quality, safety
Posted in Auto News, Chrysler, Dodge, General News
Tagged assembly, canada, Chrysler, Construction, dodge, fiat, grand caravan, Lancia, manufacturing, Minivan, skillet, Town and Country, windsor
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Ford Hiring For More Than 1,000 New Positions In Oakville
Oakville Assembly will build new global Edge for export
Marchionne On Next Minivan – “It’s A Stunning Vehicle”
Windsor assembly plant will shutdown for 12 weeks to retool for next-generation Town and Country
Posted in Auto News, General News
Tagged assembly, caravan, Chrysler, dodge, factory, grand caravan, marchionne, Minivan, plant, shutdown, stunning, Town and Country, windsor
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Could GM Shut Down Oshawa In 2016?
More product going elsewhere with not much new product coming in
Posted in Auto News, General News
Tagged assembly, Buick, Cadillac, chevrolet, close, closure, factory, General Motors, GM, Oshawa, plant, production
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RUMOUR MILL: New Volkswagen Crossover To Be Built In Chattanooga
News service says incentive package helped sway Volkswagen
Posted in Auto News, General News
Tagged 7 passenger, assembly, Chattanooga, crossblue, Crossover, rumour, seven passenger, SUV, Tennessee, volkswagen, vw
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Workers In Bowling Green Authorize Strike, Toyota Union Vote Delayed
Corvette assembly workers vote 93 percent in favour of strike authorization
Posted in Auto News, General News
Tagged assembly, bowling green, canada, chevrolet, Corvette, facilities, General Motors, plant, strike, TMMC, toyota, uaw, unifor, union, unionize, vote
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New Ford Edge Will Be Built In Oakville, Exported To 60 Countries
After $700 million investment, Oakville Assembly has a secure future
Posted in 2014 Auto Shows, 2014 Canadian International Auto Show (Toronto), Auto News, Auto Shows, General News
Tagged assembly, canada, canadian international auto show, cias, Edge, edge concept, export, Ford, Investment, manufacturing, oakville, production, toronto auto show
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Ottawa And Ontario Government In Talks With Chrysler Regarding ‘Unprecedented’ Investment
Chrysler could receive approximately $460 million from tax payers to update Windsor plant
Posted in Auto News, General News
Tagged assembly, canada, Chrysler, development, Investment, manufacturing, money, ontario, public, research, tax payers, windsor
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Ford To Invest $700 Million At Oakville Assembly
Investment to go towards revamping lines to produce global products on a moment’s notice
Posted in Auto News, General News
Tagged assembly, canada, Edge, Flex, Ford, Investment, jobs, Lincoln, manufacturing, mkt, MKZ, oakville
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