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Bigger Subaru sales, bigger office building

The Subaru logo is installed at the automaker's new U.S. headquarters last fall in Camden, N.J.
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By:
Jack Walsworth
February 25, 2018 05:00 AM

CHICAGO — This is what happens to automakers that keep growing — they have to move to bigger digs.

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