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Aston Martin CEO says Alabama 'obvious choice' for U.S. plant

Aston Martin expects the DBX crossover to significantly boost annual sales. The DBX concept is shown at the Geneva auto show.
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By:
Nick Gibbs
May 19, 2015 05:00 AM

LONDON -- Aston Martin is set to make a decision on building a second factory, likely to be in the United States, by the end of the year, CEO Andy Palmer said.

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