Tight vehicle supply squeezes Subaru sales

February 04, 2019 05:00 AM

Facing a year of complicated trade negotiations while factories in Japan prioritize quality over output, Subaru expects its slowest growth rate in years, even though dealers can barely keep new models in stock.

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