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Mexico's auto industry restart gathers steam, but some still waiting

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FCA's Toluca operations produce the Dodge Journey and Jeep Compass. (FCA)
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SHARAY ANGULO
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May 26, 2020 04:32 PM

MEXICO CITY -- Mexico's auto industry reopening picked up steam Tuesday, with Fiat Chrysler and BMW joining peers in gradually dusting off operations even as the wait for approvals slowed the return of Ford Motor Co. and other companies.

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