Why Toyota must play Jenga with Camry

Mark Rechtin is West Coast editor of Automotive News and covers Toyota.

November 14, 2013 05:00 AM

LOS ANGELES -- When Subaru decided that its North American growth objectives required lots more production at its Indiana assembly plant, it meant Subaru no longer could afford to have Toyota as a factory roommate.

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