Subaru, Toyota discuss ending production of Camry in Indiana

Pulling the Camry out of Indiana could free up much needed capacity for Subaru, which is forecasting its fifth straight year of record annual U.S. sales.

November 14, 2013 05:00 AM

TOKYO -- Subaru and Toyota are in talks to halt production of the Toyota Camry sedan at Subaru's Indiana assembly plant, likely timed to the introduction of the nameplate's next generation.

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