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Manufacturing
Mazda ends production at sole U.S. plant
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The Mazda6 rolls off the line at AutoAlliance in a 2003 photo. Production of the next-generation Mazda6 will occur in Japan.
(Bloomberg)
VB
By:
Vince Bond Jr.
August 24, 2012 05:00 AM
DETROIT -- Mazda is ending production at its Flat Rock, Mich. assembly plant today after 2½ decades.
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