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Subaru sees 2-year delay until return to record growth

Subaru CEO Tomomi Nakamura, shown unveiling the redesigned Levorg in Japan, predicts U.S. sales will drop 14 percent in 2020. (HANS GREIMEL)
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Hans Greimel Naoto Okamura
October 19, 2020 04:00 AM

TOKYO — Subaru won't be back to racking up record U.S. sales for at least two more years.

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