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Toyota eyeing more Mexico manufacturing

Toyota's Mark Hogan: "Our production has to increase for our share to increase."
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By:
Mark Rechtin
August 28, 2013 05:00 AM

DETROIT -- Toyota Motor Corp. wants to boost capacity in Mexico, but a key executive declined to give a timeline for a new plant.

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